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Erdogan Says No NATO Membership for Sweden at Vilnius Summit

by Dave DeCamp | Jun 14, 2023

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Wednesday that Sweden should not expect Ankara's approval to join NATO at the alliance's upcoming summit that will be held in Vilnius this July. Erdogan said the Swedish government must do more to curb anti-Turkish protests....

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Sweden Approves Extradition of PKK Supporter to Turkey Amid NATO Bid

by Dave DeCamp | Jun 12, 2023

Sweden on Monday approved the extradition of a man to Turkey who has previously expressed support for the PKK, a Kurdish militant group Turkey, the US, and the EU consider a terrorist organization. Turkey has refused to approve Sweden's NATO bid over the Nordic...

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Syrian, Turkish Foreign Ministers to Hold First Meeting in Over a Decade

by Dave DeCamp | May 9, 2023

The Turkish and Syrian foreign ministers will hold their first meeting in more than a decade on Wednesday in Moscow as more and more countries are taking steps to normalize with Damascus. The meeting will also be attended by the foreign ministers of Russia and Iran...

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Turkey Rejects US Request to Send S-400 Air Defense System to Ukraine

by Dave DeCamp | May 7, 2023

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said that Turkey has rejected a US request for Ankara to provide Kyiv with Russian-made S-400 missile defense systems it purchased from Moscow in 2017. Cavusoglu said the US proposal violated Turkey's sovereignty and suggested...

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Turkish Official Says Condition for Syria Withdrawal Is End of ‘YPG Threat’

by Dave DeCamp | Apr 26, 2023

A Turkish official has said the condition for a Turkish withdrawal from Syria is the end of the "YPG threat" in the country, referring to the primary military component of the SDF, the Kurdish-led group that is backed by the US. The comments came after Syrian and...

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Withdrawal of Turkish Troops from Syria Discussed in Moscow Talks

by Dave DeCamp | Apr 25, 2023

The Syrian Defense Ministry said Tuesday that the issue of withdrawing Turkish troops from northern Syria was discussed during talks in Moscow between the defense ministers and intelligence chiefs of Syria, Turkey, Russia, and Iran. The talks are part of a Russian...

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Russia to Host Meeting of Syria and Turkish Intel and Defense Chiefs

by Dave DeCamp | Apr 24, 2023

Russia will host a meeting of intelligence and defense chiefs from Turkey, Syria, and Iran on Tuesday as part of an effort to work toward the normalization of relations between Ankara and Damascus. Turkish Defense Minister Hulusi Akar announced the planned meeting...

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US Approves F-16 Equipment Sale to Turkey After Finland NATO Approval

by Dave DeCamp | Apr 18, 2023

The State Department on Monday approved a $259 million arms sale to Turkey that would upgrade the country's F-16 fighter jets, a step that comes about two weeks after Ankara approved Finland's NATO membership. According to the Pentagon's Defense Security Cooperation...

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Moscow Hosts Meeting Aimed at Syria-Turkey Normalization

by Dave DeCamp | Apr 4, 2023

The deputy foreign ministers of Syria, Turkey, Iran, and Russia wrapped up two days of talks in Moscow on Tuesday that were aimed at working toward a normalization deal between Ankara and Damascus. There's no sign a breakthrough was made, but a follow-up meeting at...

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Turkey’s Parliament Ratifies Finland’s NATO Membership

by Dave DeCamp | Mar 30, 2023

The Turkish parliament on Thursday unanimously ratified Finland's NATO membership, clearing the final hurdle to Helsinki joining the Western military alliance. Finland's ascension into NATO significantly expands the alliance's territory on Russia's border, as the...

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