Turkey

Members of the Naval Support Activity (NSA) Souda Bay Air Cargo team and Naval Air Crewmen assigned to Fleet Logistics Support Squadron 55 unload cargo from a C-130 as part of the joint U.S. military support of humanitarian assistance and disaster relief efforts, following the Feb. 6, 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Türkiye.

This week, Israel has adopted a stance of preemption by cautioning Iran that any arms consignment headed for Syria under the guise of international aid will be struck following the devastating earthquake that shook Turkey and Syria.

Largely overshadowed by the war in Ukraine, Syria remains a deeply divided and violent country, where military conflict has recently reignited.

After the Istanbul bombing last week, Turkey attacked Kurdish militants.

Considering Russia’s military expansion across the region, it would be strategically wise for the two NATO members to de-escalate and improve relations based on mutual trust and respect.

Türkiye and India had thorny relations until recently when both leaders met on the sidelines of this year’s Samarkand summit in Samarkand.

Last week, Greece’s government wrote an official letter to the EU, the UN, and NATO to help them condemn Turkey and its president Recep Tayyip Erdogan for its threats to the country.

Attack helicopters have become crucial assets in any battle plan, experiencing a paradigm shift in modern warfare and military strategy.

Earlier this week, the nation announced a new initiative to fund a Turkish ship to drill gas along the eastern part of the Mediterranean.

Vladimir Putin and Recep Tayyip Erdogan have had a love-hate relationship over the decades, but their ties are undeniably strong.

Turkey and Russia are in discussions yet again as Turkis President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Russian President Vladimir Putin discuss the future of the two nations.

“The threat which we all know is that ISIS views the detention facilities where its fighters are housed as the population to reconstitute its army.”