Turkey disavows its support for Ukraine against Russia
Turkey is seeking to renounce its previous wars and battles by deploying weapons around the world. This was evident during the Ukraine-Russia crisis, during which the statements of the Turkish regime revealed its fears of Turkey’s count within NATO, after it was revealed that the Ukrainian army used Turkish Bayraktar planes.
Turkish Deputy Foreign Minister Sadat Onal said: The Bayraktar aircraft, with the Ukrainian military, are only products purchased by Ukraine from a Turkish company and have nothing to do with any support for Kyiv by the Turkish government.
Turkey can’t intervene in Russia-Ukraine War
Saudi analyst and prominent writer Sami Al-Murshid commented on Onal’s statements saying: “Turkey is a NATO member that cannot intervene in this war, and has no interest in entering this major war, quite the contrary”.
He continued in statements: “In general, Turkey is now trying to correct the mistakes that occurred in its intervention in Syria and Libya, as these foreign adventures have damaged Turkey’s foreign relations, casting a shadow on the Turkish state and people, and carrying indispensable burdens”, he said, noting that previous Turkish wars were a clear cause of the collapse of the Turkish currency and the deterioration of the economy, which is in full decline.
Saudi journalist Abdulrahman Al-Rashed said Turkey is a member of NATO and is committed to military cooperation against Russia.
He Continued: “All Turkish arms companies and sales are under the control of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s government, unlike Bayraktar, and the marches are part of the emergency support for Ukraine”.
He added: “But because Turkey, like others, expects that Russia’s takeover of Ukraine is only a matter of time, it is trying to avoid a conflict with Russian President Vladimir Putin”.
