Why Turkey’s Expanding Military Footprint is Unstoppable
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President Erdogan has big geopolitical ambitions for Turkey. With the financial support of Qatar, Erdogan took advantage of the Arab Spring to expand Turkish influence. For a decade now, Turkey has been expanding its military footprint all over the Balkans, the Middle East and even on the African continent. "Coincidentally", always in places where the Ottoman Empire had already set foot in. As of now, one in seven Turkish soldiers are deployed abroad to maintain this "Empire". The latest example of this trend is Turkey's full military and political support to Azerbaijan's invasion of Nagorno-Karabakh, meant to weaken Armenia, one of Turkey's historical rivals. However, this expanding Turkish Empire has made a lot of enemies, especially with simultaneously rising major players in the region.
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in the middle east there's three projects.
1:Anglo Zionist ( American, UAE and Israel ) to divide the middle east more and spread western ideologies.
2: Iranian to shake the region by using sectarianism ( shia vs sunni ) and have an influence in the region (Failed and now they want to unify the region against western intervention in the region ).
3: the Turkish Qatari project. To spread awareness in the people that they are ran by tritoars, and kick out all puppet leaders and to kick all western political ideologies of the 20s and 21s off the region. i support Turkey
the project is to bring absolute stability in the region and if you support LGBT, and feminism and all these subjective values than you stand for nothing therefore you will always fall for everything.
as for bloodshed it's invisible and Turkey has to expand or it will be divided as the Zionist project in the region not only wants to spread western ideologies, but also divide the region and create a Kurdish communist state in the region that divides, Turkey, Syria and Iraq and these terrorist groups have k illed and moved Syrians and Iraqis from their lands to create. and Turkey will not compromise and it has to establish it's project in order to survive.
it doesn't matter what you feel and what you say because you stand for literally nothing and view the world from the Eyes of the west and you say you don't support the west yet you view the world from the mindset they created ( CATTLZIM🐂 ).
Erdogan is Islamic and we are Muslims and proud
Democracy is Hypocrisy and it gives lobbyists power in every country and bankers to influence their agenda and implement it and it gives corrupted people position of power and influence inside the country.
There's literally nothing good with democracy as a nation to survive the unknown and hardships it must stand for something and Democracy and Secularism removes that because ideas and subjective ideologies ( left wing and right wing ) destroy the identity of the people which eventually leads to it's fall.
Turkey has to change to survive and it's inevitable wither you like or not.
Erdogan knows all of that and his rule is to build a strong Turkey and make it fully independent and expose the western hypocrisy. And with that he can checkmate the region easily because the region had enough of western puppets.
Once more the ottoman caliphate shall rise 😂
@@iplaygames896 over the skulls of white kufar inshallah
I am a Tajiks Uzbek, I always support Turkey and will continue to support 🇹🇷🇺🇿🇰🇿🇹🇲🇰🇬🇭🇺🇦🇿
What for?
At least you admit that Turkey and Azerbaijan are invaders and occupiers from Central Asia. 😢
United Turkish States
gay
@tengirturan2015 including Germany it seems, with the message he gives his people who live there
Turkiye is more powerful than what many people think. They are quietly building a massive modern war machine. A very large motivated and well trained soldiers. Turkiye is one of those very fearless countries.
Once türkiye steps up its economic strength its probably gonna be top 3 or 2 power in the world i have some insider info from turkish armed forces and (they checkout) we are light years ahead of whats been publicized
@@oguzmergun Turkey can be in top 5 only reason they ranked lower they dont have nuclear weapons.
Historically Turkish soldiers have one of the most powerful ever (not modern turkey, the real turkey, even though modern Turkish are partially ethnically Turkish)
Turkish "fearlessness" means chasing with their NATO supplied $50,000,000 F16 fighter jets the Kurdish militia armed with $500 AK-47! Hilarious!
@@oguzmergun The dollar GDP of Turkey is less than 5 percent of that of the USA. Exactly when will Turkey be a superpower?
As a iraqi turkmen , yes turkey do support us but its support on us is the least on all turkey foreign support. Turkey supports Ukrainian more than iraqi turkmens, but i and all of turkmens think turkey are like our cousins we love them , turkish people love us too . In civilian ways turkish government supports iraqi turkmens more than any other country, for example we iraqi turkmens can take a special residency “türk soylu ikameti” it’s basically like citizenship but you can’t vote or take passport.
The iraqi turkmen military is some brigades in hashid al shabi , which is iran loyalist, but turkey still supports them (turkey don’t support hasid shabi in whole but only the turks brigades) they tried and keep training these brigades to fight isis , their support is limited because these brigades belong to hasid shabi which is loyalist to iran (turkey rival)
@@nicton_T why dont u live in turkmenistan.. actualu more safe than iraq
@@mountaindew20 why don't you live in Pluto? Much safer then mountains.
Turkmens in Iraq came from the Seljuk State and the Ottomans came from the Seljuks. In fact, Turks are Turkmens. Turks defeated Byzantium and entered Anatolia in 1071. Turkmens migrated everywhere. During the Ottoman Empire, they put the Turkmens on the border of Syria and Iraq because they were protecting Anatolia so that the Arabs would not migrate to Anatolia. TURK=TURKMEN=AZERBAIJAN, they are all the same thing, they are all species.@@mountaindew20
Kerkük'te son durum ne kardeş?
Its funny how US, French, British bases are all around Turkey's backyard and when Turkey shows interest in what's happening on its boarders, especially when its been directed at Turkey for the past 30 years and intensified more so recently. One needs to understand the middle east project, subdivide the region along ethnic lines, including IRAN in this mixture. WESTERN oligarch or elite have issues with what Turkey does for its national interest. But is ok for WESTERNERS to bomb and occupy IRAQ, Afghanistan, Syria, Libya, etc Europe doesn't want to be a customer where it can get cheap or for free, other countries resources, eg NIGER, etc. TUrkey is doing what is necessary and we will be a geopolitical force in our neighbourhood.
All account would be asked from them soon
who you calling westerners and who are you to say that it is ok to bomb and occupy lol
TURKEY NUMBER 1... so basically you just call out western hypocrisy and wish turkey would be do the exact same.... ahhh turkish people really are special
🤍🤍🤍Heres something you may find interesting. :)
The name of my country has nothing to do with the interesting and delicious bird ''turkey''.
Name of my country has always been Turkiye, that is Turk-iye, where the -iye suffix means ''land of/belonging to''...
...just like the Latin suffix -ia in such countries as Latv-ia, Roman-ia, Eston-ia, Austr-ia, Austral-ia etc etc. Another example; decades ago Czechoslovakia Republic changed it's name to Czech Republic and a few years ago changed that to Czechia (that is Czech-ia).
Anyways, most likely the Latin -ia suffix was derived from the Turkish version -iye,
as Turkish is much much older.
Because in old times people of different languages could only pronounce it as their languages allowed them, we got various differences in spelling like Turchia (in Italian), Turquie (in French) and Turkey (in English) all trying to resemble the pronounciation of ''Turk-ia'' thus Turkiye.
Mind you this was way BEFORE the animal we currently know as 'turkey'' was found by the europeans when they explored the north americas....
...they came across the bird and thought it was a specie of the fowl/chicken they had been buying from the country of Turkiye at the time, so they named the bird ''Turkey Fowl'' meaning ''Turkish Chicken''.....
....just like how a dog breed is known as German Shepherd (because it's from Germany), Rhodesian Ridgeback (because it's from Rhodesia), American Bulldog, British Terrier, Greek Harehound etc etc.
In time you don't get to call the Greek Harehound as simply as ''Greek''; or you don't call the British Terrier as ''British''; or the German Shepherd as ''German'', but in time the Turkish Fowl started to be called just ''turkey'', and has been going on for hundreds of years.
Now in 2023, this is causing confusion, especially when we have people across the world unable to point to their OWN country on the atlas, this ''confusion over the naming'' needed to be corrected.
So my country decided to rectify this confusion that has been going on for so long and corrected the name in other languages to Türkiye, which it always was, we basically didn't change the name of our country, we changed the mistake made in the English language. : )
So, there's some tid bit information for you to have a great day, if you read upto this point you have a great night too, ohh just have a wonderfull life. : )
Best wishes. ;)
The US has over 800 (eight HUNDRED) bases abroad.
As a Kurd, I say that we will not allow a terrorist state to be established in northern Syria.
You are many, but we are Turks.
You identify yourself Turk, Kurd or any other one, it doesn't matter mate. We have the same constitutional rights.
Actually, it is a good thing to establish friendly ties with surrounding communities.
The one in Northern Iraq is ok. They are well intended, I guess. But in Northern Syria, they organized terrorist attacks on both military and civilian population which is unacceptable.
@canerc6668 Adam da bunu söylemiş ztn knk
Both of our people fought for Turkey against the Europeans. we are brothers
@@-burak.k-2029 Ağrı savaşı, dersim isyanı, şeyh Sait isyanı, 72. 77. Alayda ihanete uğradık Kürtler tarafından, yaklaşık 50 yıldır Avrupa destekli terör örgütlerini de daha fazla desteklemeye başladılar ama olsun içlerinde iyi olanlar var tanıyorum bazılarını.
@@-burak.k-2029 ChatGPT
I couldn't agree more, brother. We are all brothers in Türkiye. I'm ethnically Turkish and would join the banner if we had a leader like Salahuddin, one of our greatest leaders.
I read the comments, watch the video carefully and I understand that there is prejudice against many unknown points. For example, before the operations, there had been mortar, rocket launcher and artillery attacks on Turkey's border cities from Turkey's southern border neighbors, Iraq and Syria, since 1980+. Hundreds of civilians lost their lives in these attacks. Militants, who entered Turkey from the Syrian and Iraqi borders by taking advantage of geographical camouflage, attacked border posts in Turkish cities with heavy weapons, causing the death of thousands of Turkish soldiers over the years. Since they crossed the borders of neighboring states again after the attacks, Turkey could only respond with air strikes. As for the Cyprus issue, if you carefully research impartial sources, you will see that the reason for the Cyprus war is the genocidal acts and brutal murders committed against citizens of Turkish origin there. While the United Nations-recognized government in Libya was trying to prevent the coup plotters from overthrowing it, imperial countries such as France and Russia joined the coup plotters. Here too, Türkiye became guilty in the eyes of the West. Because the western media was trying to justify the intervention of France and Russia. When we look at the Armenia-Azerbaijan war, if you research the past, you will see how the Azerbaijani people were deported from the war-torn lands and the war crimes committed. Azebaijan rightfully wanted to take back its lands and the hometowns of its citizens. As for the conclusion, the western media portrays colonial countries such as France, Russia, the United States of America and the United Kingdom as if they were pursuing a just cause when using coup plotters, coup attempts and terrorist organizations in third world countries for their own interests. However, Turkey is portrayed as supporting terrorism and coup while using the people of the region, I repeat, the people of the region. Please try to find the facts impartially, by researching, but not by only reading western media or watching biased news, but by following regional news writers.
great comment :)
It's funny how you mention Russia, America and France as imperial powers and colonizers, and you single out Turkey on the other side, as if Turkey does not have an imperial and colonizing past everywhere in the Balkans. Turkish imperialism is the main culprit for the backwardness of the countries that freed themselves from Turkish rule in the 18th century. All you have left us is a backward feudal system, mosques, and disgusting dessert pastries dripping with aǧda.
Doğru özet ve tam cevap. Helal olsun amcaoğlu ;)
only comment ı search for , thank you bro
Sana helal olsun.
Turkey is the most beautiful country I’ve had the privilege to live in. I hope to one day go back. So many of my childhood friends are Turkish. This is my second home
U American? Did u grow up in Turkey?
Thank you bro
We love you too
Love equals love , pressure equals pressure
we love anyone who's peaceful and respectful so you're very welcome to come back. what we don't want is invaders passing through our eastern borders in mass every day...
Upon Turkey completing 12 of its current defense projects including its unmanned fighter drones and hypersonic IBM’s, their dominance on the world stage will continue to grow despite punitive sanctions from the west.
Your comment is very correct.
using a western money system does that to you. They're and will always be victims and open to financial sanctions as long as Türkiye uses a western money system.
@@dova238 şu an Türkiye tarihinin en büyük ekonomik krizinde ve pek etkili olmuyor. Avrupa eskisi gibi özgür değil tüm bölge ABD kontorlünde. Yoksa birbirleriyle savaşıyorlar zaten.
Emin misin TR tarihinin en buyuk krizi olduğuna? 80'lere 90'lara bir bak derim, 20 senede paranın 12bin kat değer kaybetmesine, yanına 6 sıfır almasına ve 25 sene boyunca tek haneli enflasyon bir kere bile gormemesine. 1 dolar =141 liradan 20 sene sonra 2001'de 1,700,000 liraya çıktı. Gecelik faizler gecelik yuzde 7500'lere çıktı. Gençler bilmez ve ana babaları hafıza kaybında veya hatırlamak istemiyorlar. Son 4-5 senedir yaşananlar ufak bir anımsanması. @@bahadirkaan8414
:D simdi söyle düsün broo. Biz Türkiye halkı olarak örnek veriyorum tabiki bir arazi alırız ve 20 sene bunun borcunu ödeiz umrumuzda olur mu olmaz. yani demem okii biz alıcagımızı alalımmm borcunu elbet öderiz Türkiye mali krizlerle sindirilebilcek bir ülke grubanda olmaktan coktan cıktı. haaaa gerekirse sadece devlete calsıır yinede eski topraklarımızı alırız. @@dova238
Hello I am from Greece. I sure observe how a sovereign independent country develops ah flourises at least geopolitically . Whereas Greece has become a colony of the US and has faded to insignificance and everything has contracted here (apart from the debt of course).
Everything the US touches,it turns to shit 😂😂😂 and everything the US cannot touch,they becomes "Evil, Communist," 😂
Greece became a us forward base. That happened to turkey as well. Turkey is still in recovery phase. Good luck kicking US out because they wont go out easly.
The only people who call Greece a colony of the US are turks, nice try.
Greece is a puppet of USA
You know what, We Anatolian Turks and you Greeks lived together for almost a millenium, we interacted a lot. Islamicized Greeks intermarried to Turks, by time they became the Turks. Today we Anatolian Turks have 15% Central Asian genes on average, but more than 30% Greek and Anatolian genes. Culturally we share much. What separates us is only religion and language, other than these two and the Aegean Sea, we are so close that sometimes I like to think it would be very different between us. But you are ruled by Hellenism and we try to surive. Things would be different. If we could make you believe that we are not actually expansionist against you ( make sure that not any longer we want to conquer you), if we could express ourselves in the best possible way that we just want to reverse some of our losses, regain some privileges that were granted to you in our weakest times, if you could take steps backward from your maximalist and all is mine understanding, your stubborn approach supported by your western allies, if you could quit being proxies of the imperialist west, things would be very very different. We could find different ways of collaboration and a planned framework of mutual benefit. Things would be very different, but I do not think you can understand what I mean. You are not only our komshu (neighbor), you are our hostile sibling. I am really sorry for us. (Greeks and Turks). Sorry.
As a somali, we love turkey. They are protecting or waters and our land. May allah protect turkey
Brother trust me we love you too 🇸🇴 🇹🇷 brothers for ever Innsaallah
turkey is a country surrounded by people who want to destroy her.
@@AI-uk1ctis power bro power ! If the Turks were imperialists, believe me, if the Ottomans did this, many countries in the world would not be independent and would not be able to establish a country. This made the Ottoman Chinese pay taxes for years. The Ottoman Empire, which bought tiles, expanded so much that it said it did not want any more land and collected taxes. The reason why he settled very few Turks in China was that he never wanted the Turks to assimilate with the Chinese. The Uyghur Turks currently living in China were settled in China by the Ottoman Empire, which took over the tiles from the Ottoman Empire, and settled some Turks there. Since he did not want to be assimilated, he forced China to pay taxes as a boss for years, because Chinese lands were now the title deed of the Ottoman Empire. 100 countries in the world declared their independence from the Ottoman Empire and established a homeland. If the Ottoman Empire had been imperialist, the Balkans, the Middle East, half of Europe and half of Africa would not have been able to establish a state in this way.
The Turks were not imperialists, other countries harmed the Ottoman Empire because they wanted to be independent, and their hatred still continues.
sorry but we didn't settle any Turks to the China. Do you know the origin of Turks? just learn the history, our first empire was in the fucking all asia man. When you see the asia map, most of the countries are Turkish people.@@Abc-fh8if
@@Abc-fh8ifBro don't get me wrong please but I believe you are mistaking three separate events in our history to be the same. The Turkic Uygur people settled in China (we call Uygur lands East Turkistan) in the 9th century. This was before the major migrations of Turks into Anatolia. Ottomans started as a beylik in the 13th century.
Not setttling into China but taxing them stuff is I believe for Mete Han (Modu Chanyu) of the Huns, who ruled Central Asia around 200 BC.
First of all, you have considered Turkey's military bases outside the country as an expansionist policy, which we can conclude is wrong depending on the course of events. For example, the western population, which has been shown to us as civilized and respectful of human rights for years, remained silent about the massacre in Bosnia because it was composed of Muslims. Dutch soldiers handed over the civilians they were obliged to protect to the Serbs. This was nothing more than a stupid religious war. Even though Turkey continued to work as a peacekeeper in Bosnia, the people of the region did not keep the Turkish soldiers apart from their own soldiers, and the only army they respected among the soldiers of the United Nations was the Turkish army.
Turkey tried to support Somalia, which was struggling with hunger and forgotten by the whole world, on its own. Everyone had forgotten the Somali people, and when all hope was lost, Turkey stood behind them and did not leave them alone from that day on. The world, which remained silent while more than 260 thousand people died, heard about Somalia again, thanks to Turkey
Karabakh was occupied by Armenia in 1992, and its occupation was legitimized through the mediation of France, America and Russia, which see themselves as a great country and great power. Please research the "Khojaly Massacre" and see that Armenian soldiers even killed babies. Turkey never left its brother Azerbaijan alone, it just didn't have enough power, but when it reached this power, it extended its hand to its brother, that's why Azerbaijan and Turkey use the phrase one nation, two states.
I want to ask you this: If a minority group where you live wants to divide your country, what would be your reaction to that minority group? There has never been a Kurdish problem in Turkey, there have been Kurdish ministers, Kurdish MPs and even Kurdish Presidents in Turkey, but some radical Kurdish groups rebelled with the provocation of different states and Turkey is fighting against them. For example, although the PKK claims to protect the Kurdish people, it has oppressed the Kurdish people the most. Since Turkey had been subjected to raids by terrorists entering the neighboring country's borders for years, and did not want the people in its own country to be harmed, it wanted to end terrorism at its point of origin, and for this reason, operations in Northern Iraq and Syria were organized.
I can argue with you for days about Turkish history and state policy, but please try to share accurate information.
Turkey has never committed genocide like France, England and America, Turkey has never invaded countries under the mask of bringing democracy, and has even prevented countries from being invaded.
Somalia and Afrifa countries started to get better after Turkey came to the region, whereas there were different countries in the region before Turkey.
Finally, the Turkish Lira is losing value because the pressure that is not applied to any other country in the world can be applied to the Turkish economy because Turkey does not remain silent in the face of injustice and naturally it makes some countries uneasy. For example, while there is Israeli terrorism in Palestine right now, those who defend human rights in Ukraine think the murder of babies in Palestine is justified, Turkey is the only country that approaches both of them equally and calls the unjust unjust.
Turkey 🇹🇷 will raise again. Full support from East Africa.
as a Türk i had Somalian, Ethiopian friends in highschool. lovely people, greetings.
We love our African brothers and sisters , we are always on your side
Africa belongs to Africans. Full support to our African brothers and sisters!
Immigrants from East Africa are one of the most beloved immigrant groups in Turkey. They have manner, they don't commit crimes, they work with heart(Unlike Arabs). I hope Africa gets rid of Europans. Our hearts with you my friends.
Africa stand up
I don’t mind at all as an American. Türkiye is friendly enough but I want our relationship even closer . Truly I respect and really really love Türkiye
Ataturk actually said we are destined to be allies but my people are a bit retarded.
thx brother,
Yeah shooting down your NATO ally’s drone is way of showing respect and gratitude i guess.
well, i guess not so friends.@@BK-du9wc
We want to; but give the weapon and money even military education to terrorist organisation against Turkiye is not friendly seen.
I am from Bulgaria, bordering Turkiye and i love Turkiye
Merhaba komşu
Thanks komşu love Bulgaria 🇧🇬 too
Hi mate.
Bulgarians are the best 🇧🇬❤️🇹🇷
Turks doesn't have any issues or ambitions for anyone as long as they don't threat her rights or country.
Түркия ядролық қару жасауы керек, содан кейін бірінші Өзбекістанға, кейін Қазақстанға үлкен әскери база салуы керек! ✊️🇹🇷🇰🇿🇺🇿
we are one body...........................yaşasın TURAN.......................
Türkiye için nükleer teknoloji zor değil. Zor olan dünyanın tepkisine maruz kalmak. Türkiye Özbekistan'a üs kurmamalı. Bu yeterli değil. Bütün bağımsız Türk devletleri bağımsızlıkları kalacak şekilde konfederasyon olarak Türk birliğini kurarken. Ordular tamamen birleşmeli. Turan ordusu kurulmalı. Akdeniz'e sınır Marmaris'teki deniz üssünden, Atlas okyanusuna, Hint okyanusuna giden Turan ordusunun savaş gemilerinin subayları içinde Kırgızlar da olmalı, Kazaklarda olmalı, Özbeklerde olmalı, Türkmenlerde olmalı, Azerbaycanlılarda olmalı.
all turk and arab and all muslims are brothers in islam we are one ummah. if anyone forgot we will remind them in the language they understand@@Salman..777
Inşaallah yakında olacak. Özbekistan ve Kazakistan savunma işbirliğine dahil olmalı.
kasakztan is under Russia..
Turkey plans to build a spaceport in Somalia due to its close proximity to the equator. And build a nsval base in the northern red sea part.
Yashasin Turkieh, ❤️🇹🇷❤️🇹🇷❤️🇹🇷❤️
Turkish Brigade earned the reputation of being fierce warriors during the Korean War
They had that reputation all the time.
no they don't they were hiding and crying all the time haha
@@aa6dcc They were encircled, they did not know the terrain enough to hide, the enemy knew where they were anyway. You are misinformed.
@@almazchati4178 ig you’re making excuses and coping haha
@@aa6dcc You are ignorant.
My heart goes out to all Turks and Türkiye Salute from US❤
Hükümetiniz Türkiye için düşmanlık yapıyor ama bende seni seviyorum kardeşim ❤😊😂
the united states of america ?
@@berkoktayemre1940 Yes sir/ma'am
You are wellcome
@@CK-ps3xw What is the reason for interest in Turkey
Support turkey from northern Kenya 🇰🇪❣️🇹🇷
Many love to Kenya, one of the example states of beautiful Africa
greatings bro northern kenya=ethnic somali
Disgusting
Long live Turkey 🇹🇷
🇹🇷 ❤🇸🇴 forever
LONG LIVE TURKEYI ❤
Yes! But it should elect some other president, someone who is not an authoritarian ruler and who is not imposing strict religious rules on the population.
@@ihorperec4990In Turkey, Erdogan easily wins the election not because he is so good, but because the opposition is so bad. Despite economic and immigration problems, Erdogan is conservative and has a reputation among the Kurdish people. Another factor that won him the election was that he had been in alliance with a nationalist party for a long time. This also enables him to gain votes from the nationalist wing. It ranks first in most of the 81 provinces in Turkey, except for one province, and second in some of them.
Very well explained and informative video, my friend! One thing you may have misinterpreted is that the PKK is not just Kurdish fighters; they are nothing but terrorists who have targeted civilians and children a number of times. So, if everything you said was fact-driven, that shouldn't have been missed! Best!
yeah he missed that//😂
They are freedom fighters
@Abshirayamisra😂😂
Turkiye never invaded Cyprus. It stopped a Greek coup to take over Cyprus and exoel or kill the Turkish Cypriots on the island. Turkiye was also a guarantor of the island alongside the UK and Greece. Turkish troops stopped the ethnic cleansing of Turkish Cypriots and helped them to form their own independent state on the north of the island
You are right. But since there is a military presence, it could be called invasion. But I'd prefer calling it a military interference to avoid a massacre.
Actually, Greek ultra-nationalist and overzealous paramilitary forces killed hundreds of unarmed and unprotected civilians and especially Turkish farmers. The crucial think is some leftist Greeks militia tried to stop this, but they also got killed in the process of saving Turkish civilians.
yeah.. it was less than 10% of the island population... the rest are true.... it was a coup... but it didnt last even 2 days... Altho Turkey kept fighting almost a month until it got 38% of the island... and us Greeks didnt have reignforcments during that time.... but yeah... Turkey wanted to protect Cypriots Turks, altho the coup was to overthrow the Cypriot Makarios not to expand Greek territory, thats why Greece never sent reignforces....... like nowdays Turks want to protect Turk minorities in Syria, lebanon etc... you guyz are peacemakers... the others are the bad ones... you bring stability in the Mediterenean...hhahhahahhaha
The Brits assigned two old and bitter enemies as guarantors of an island. It was quite apparent from the start how this would play out. It was a trap.
Nicely said 👌 👏
Yeah because Greeks say that we will come at night to your capital. .. ... Ok... there was an attempted coup from Greeks for 2 nights in 1974... From then only 49 years passed.. why are still Turkish forces in Cyprus altho Greeks have withdrawn forces since 1974.? Also where are the documents of all the crimes or the Genocide of the Turk Cypriots.?? And if the re were so many crimes why they still exist.? Someone could say its the well known Turkish propaganda.. I dont say that nothing happened between some fractions of the Greeks and Turkish population but it was some incidents from both sides.... The biggest problem is that your people always find excuses to expand borders against all your neighbors.. Especially when talks are about Us the Greeks you all turn Ultranationalists and Greece and Greeks are the ultimate enemy.. Altho we never attacked Turkey... We attacked Ottomans that oppressed our people but only than.. Since 1922 Greece hadnt start a single incident to Turkey.. Even Cyprus(which isnt Turkey) we had a dictator and it was only for 2 days......
There is no alliance with Azerbeycan there is only a real TÜRK brotherhood 👊🇹🇷🇦🇿 there is no türkiye, ottomans, türkmens or azeris there is only the great TÜRK people and our countless states and empires through the ages and the future is once again naturally TÜRK 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
🇦🇿❤🇹🇷 Always !
right on!
Long live TURAN and Turkic states
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08:30 We - the public of Turkey - are not in a conflict with our Kurdish people nor our government. I am married with a Kurdish woman. People does not have any problem with each other. This is true for other ethnic groups also. This is how we managed different ethnics peacefully in Ottoman ages. You can see it clearly if you see Palestine nowadays after Ottoman retreated. We fight against enemy in our liberty war together with the help of Kurdish people.
Bir kürt olarak aynı zamanda bir Türkiye Cumhuriyet'i vatandaşı olarak bu ülkedeki türkü ve kürdü ayrı görmeyin. Ülkem, bayrağım, milletim ve dinim için canım fedadır.
@@turktorpido3535 Evet belki kardeşimsi, belki kardeşiz ama kardeşliğimiz gerçek üstüne bina edilsin lütfen. Olmayan şeyleri yazmayın. Biz Türkler binlerce yıldır Kürtlerle beraber değiliz. Hatta bin yıldır bile değiliz. Kürtlerin Türkiye topraklarındaki varlığı çok eski değil. Onlar da bizim gibiler. Anayurtları Batı İranda. Zagros dağları civarında. Anayurtları aşağı yukarı bugünkü İrandaki Kordestan Ostanı ile Kuzeydoğu Irak civarına tekabül ediyor. Arapların İslam akınları ile Müslüman oldular (800'lü yıllarda) ve Arap ordularına ve akınlarına katılarak Kuzeye doğru yayıldıar.
Türkler Anadoluya girdiklerinde Van gölünün güneyinde, Dicle Irmağının Doğusunda Hakkari, Şırnak, Siirt, Mardin, Batman ve Van Gölünün Güney sahillerine kadar olan bölgeye yayılmışlardı. Ancak o bölgede o zamanlar hala yoğunlukla yaşayan Ermeni, Süryani, Keldani ve Arap Hristiyanlar arasında azınlıkta idiler. O bölgenin bile bütünüyle Kürtleşmesi 1400'lerin sonuna tekabül eder ve 1900lerin sonlarına kadar, oralarda dahi %20 - 30 'ları bulan Kürt olmayan Hristiyan Nüfus var idi. Hatta, 1900lerin başlarında Hakkari'de hatırı sayılır sayıda Türkçeyi unutmuş ama kendini hala Türkmen olarak tanımlayan insanlar var idi. Bugünkü durumlarını ise bilmiyorum.
Neyse asıl mesele, Türklerin 1071'den sonra girip yerleştiği Doğu Anadolu (Van, Bitlis civarı ve daha kuzeyi) ve Güneydoğu Anadolu (Diclenin Batısı) 'ya Kürtlerin ancak Osmanlı ile Safeviler arasındaki Çaldıran Savaşı sonrasında bölgedeki Kızılbaş Türkmenlerin Azerbaycana sürülmesi ya da öldürülmesi ardından kitlesel olarak girip yerleştiğidir. Bölgede kalan Türkmen nüfusu da Sünnilik şartı ile kalmıştır ve bu kalan Türkmen nüfusunu Osmanlı azınlıkta olan Kürt aşiretlerine bağlamıştır. Mezhepçi politikalarla bölgedeki Türkler zamanla Kürtleşmiştir. Bölgedeki Kürt varlığı öyle iddia edildiği gibi eski değildir. Dolayısıyla binlerce yıl diye bir şey yok. Taş çatlasa 500 yıl.
Hatta 1914 - 1915 Ermeni olaylarından sonra Kürtler Ermenilerin boşalttığı yerlerde nüfus ve nüfuzlarını arttırma fırsatı edinmişlerse de, yakın zamanlara kadar Ağrıda, Bitliste, Vanda, Muşta Adıyamanda, Diyarbakırda, Mardinde, yoğun Türk nüfusu var idi. Bugün o Türklerin sayısı ciddi oranda Kürt "kardeşlerimiz " tarafından Kürtlerle karışıp Kürtleşme veya bölgeden uzaklaştırıma yoluyla azaltılmıştır. Iğdır, Kars özellikle son 20 yılda Türk çoğunluğunu yitirmiştir. Elazığ ve Erzurumda hatta Gaziantep ve Malatyada nüfus dengeleri Türkler açısından sallantılı bir hal almıştır.
Gerçek olmayan bir şekilde 1000 yıllık olduğunu iddia ettiğiniz birlikte yaşama ve bu kardeşlik ne hikmetse hep Kürtlere hizmet eden şartlı bir kardeşlik görüntüsü vermekte. O sebeple kardeş ilan ettiklerinizin emel ve eylemlerini doğru değerlendirmenizi salık veririm. Ama öyle 1000 yıl diye falan yalan söylemeden. Yoktular kardeşim, sonradan geldiler, ne bin yılı, ne binlerce yılı!
Zaten bu siyaset bölüyor bizi çok güzel zengin kültürümüz var birlikte çok daha zenginiz bu kapitalistlerin gazına gelip biribirimizi öldürüyoruz ve tek kazanan onlar oluyor !
@@r.ipk04onların ama zaten bizi bir birimizde ayırım tek tek yok etmek.
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The only difference is turkey is not an imperialest power and not stealing those country s wealth like others
Turkey is surely turning to a new version of the Ottomans
So different yet so reminiscent
the normal churn of civilization over time
Lets just hope they don't cause a huge genocide and everyone just ignores it.
@@AbrahamCasillas-t3o😂 what genocide
They just need to sort out the mess that is there economy.
Not going to happen...they have little resources and their economy is shit not going to solve itself. Only choice they have is expanding and war
Oh Sh!t ! :D:D Who's unraveling the grand mystery of Azerbaijan and Turkey's bromance! You've got that "Oh, the languages are kinda similar, historical ties!" vibe, as if you've just dug up buried treasure in your backyard.
I mean, come on, pal! Azerbaijani and Turkish are practically like long-lost twins separated at birth. Turkey is Azerbaijan, Azerbaijan is Turkey, and you'd think that's as clear as water being wet, right? No need to act like you've cracked some secret code here. It's about as hidden as a neon sign in the dark.
But hey, we're here for the fun, and your enthusiasm for this unbreakable bond, which you're hilariously dubbing the "upcoming Ottoman Empire 2.0," is something else! Truly appreciate the content. Out of westernized view and objective.
ikr? this guy is so typical
Any country that inherits an empire will tend to interfere in the area or even at greater distances.
In addition, Turkey has one of the most important populations in Europe/West Asia - 85 millions.
а что ты скажешь про Россию? или это другое?
@@ЮрийКа-ц6д Turks russian great partnership but still old story in fight each other but russians and turks unterstand he is allies with eastern allies against western nazism right =??
85 million is nothing important in Asia scale lol
@@ЮрийКа-ц6д It is normal for Russia to keep its influence or at least a partial influence in the space it has occupied.
The problem is that the US and NATO advanced too much in the Russian area and did it very aggressively.
@@Rozarez213 If you count the countries around Turkey you will find that 85 millions is very big number.
Before creating a safe zone at Northern Iraq and Syria, Turkish border cities kept shooting by missiles from these zones. I accept Turkiye has other ambitions, too. But it was also necessary for our country’s safety. About Karabakh all of the European countries accepts Armenia was occupying Karabakh illegally. At the ceremony, of course there’ll be Turkish flags with Azerbaijan’s since we accept that we’re 1 nation at 2 states ;)
Do not forget that Azerbaijan is a country separated from Iran. The countries of the Caucasus region were taken from Iran during the war with Russia and must return to their original homeland. Do not forget that many of the old tombstones in Turkey are written in Persian. It is made of Iranian works and Iranian words.
not only ''1 nation 2 states'', 2 STATES 1 ARMY!
Her Türk, asker doğar!
@@SeyedAbolfazlHosseini1991i have no idea what world you live in neither azerbaijan nor turkey is iranian lol
@@SeyedAbolfazlHosseini1991Stop spreading Misinformation!! Turks did not use Persian, we used Persian alphabet, old tombstones are in Turkish language written in Persian alphabet.
@@SeyedAbolfazlHosseini1991 Entire Western Iran belongs to Turkey by your logic.
Back in 2016 when Turkey's president Erdogan decided to stay in power, many NATO members urged that Turkey should be expelled from NATO. During then, I read a Quora article answering about whether Turkey should be expelled from NATO or not. There someone replied -
"NATO needs Turkey more than Turkey needs NATO"
And Erdogan knows it
She knows ( Turkey)
She knows
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He's was actually correct.
After the US, Turkey has by far the most powerful and largest army of NATO, all the other armies are in NATO are just a clownshow.
The UK for example has an army of 110.000 including reserves.. 😂🤣
I don't even like Turkey at all, but NATO without Turkey becomes even more of a joke than they already are..
I heard Europeans saying, kick out Turkey and replace with Finland and Sweden.... 😂😂😂. Yes those 2 tiny nations are really going to make a difference...
Again, I think Erdogan is a snake in the grass, I'm just being real, you should too...
BTW, you Dutch right? Your army don't even have enough bullets to train, they have to make mouthsounds to replicate real bullets... 😂🤣 NATO is a clownshow who couldn't defeat the Taliban after 20 years war.. Taliban only have AK's and sandals... NATO is a paper tiger...
@@kaimanyu586 i wouldn't be too judgemental too quickly. NATO isn't exactly a paper tiger. they lost against the Taliban because their goals were a mess and they held themselves back too much. once the Taliban were militarily driven out NATO ought to have left. as long as no more terrorist attacked, don't go back (i think the saudis actually did it tho?)
in any case, yes, Turkey is very important for NATO control of the Middle East / East Africa.
@@kaimanyu586and turkish companies controls and built the software NATO bases and command centers use to communicate and coordinate
Masha Allah Turkiye Long Live Salam from Pakistan
In fact UK and Turkey are the only two allies that can actually help USA in a legitimate military operation. And UK support will work in the sea only.
and Turkey will never help the USA because the USA is a treacherous ally and one day we will settle accounts.
My roommate in University was from Azerbaijan, according to him the lenguage is so similar that they used to watch turkish TV shows without translation, they wanted to join Turkey as well
There are close to 10 nations which share a language very similar to them. Azerbaijan being one.
@@williamdavis9562the Azeri are Turks settled to counter Persian ambitions in Caucus mountains...same people.
@@anthonyoer4778 Well yes but technically no.
People in Turkey are carry more indigenous Anatolian DNA and the Azeris carry more Persian DNA. They're not really the same people. But they do have the same language and relatively similar cultures.
The official slogan is something like "Two countries - one people" if I remember correctly.
@@thefriendlyapostate8290 Yup that is a very popular cliche in both nations.
"Two states, one people"
Man, you are impressive. People think you can get all these facts easily, but it is not. You can be drowned in the amount of information and the complexity of these conflicts. You summed it up magically in one video. I am really really impressed. I am Moroccan and I watched some of videos about Ukraine. But with this one, you gain my admiration and respect. Well done man.
I found this channel around the start of Ukrainian war and he had about 130k subs. One and a half years later, he's at 460k .
Oui "Alexandre Robert" a un très bon coup d'oeil pour la géopolitique. Avez-vous également vu ses vidéos en français avec Idriss Aberkane?
@@godefroy1990 Oui!!! Je regarde Idriss depuis des années et j'adore son travail ! Ils ont fait un très beau programme et j'espère les revoir discuter à nouveau.
@chalalachannel: Tell me what you know about Ukraine and the root cause of the conflict. Please?🙄
Yes . Impressive
Correction: Suleyman Shah was the grandfather of Osman. Osman's father was Suleyman's son Ertugrul, who is the main character in one of the most BA TV shows ever.
Turgut Alp and Bamsi were also awesome characters.
@@TNord. You forgot Dogan, but ya they were all great!
@@DieLuftwaffel
Unfortunately he died early
the real turkish history is diffirent than series my brother. Gunduz Alp was the grandfather of Osman. Suleyman Shah is a totally diffirent characher in history.
@@ejdermengov
They arent sure about that, they say Gündüz Alp is either the father or the Son of Ertugrul Gazi. Get your informations correct pls.
We Turks are peace loving nation! We just follow our ancestors' way as one of them said 'If there are disputes on your borders, just expand them'🤣🇹🇷🐺🇦🇿
😂 that's right, otherwise in some time you will start to lose land.
@@GirayKhan finally, someone with some common sense, I am very surprised. Thank you😁❤️
In the lands conquered by the Turks, Christians and Jews lived in peace and tranquility. History has witnessed this for centuries. The Turks, who dominated 1/3 of the world, fought for centuries and the whole world came together and defeated them in a very difficult way in the last period. Turks are a noble nation that fights in the most honorable way. It is a noble nation whose leaders ran to the lands they conquered during the Ottoman period, not for the love of war, but to give order to the world.
Christians didnt live in we were forced to pay taxes to them to stay christian or otherwise we would be islamicized. We had to tatoo our women so muslims dont rape them. There were constant rebelions and guerrila wars in occupied territories, if the country was so friendly and honourable it would be attacked by every country in the world and by ethnic groups that lived inside the empire
We support turkey 🇹🇷 all Somalia 🇸🇴 people 🇹🇷✋🇸🇴
Türkiye realising aint no one gonna be stopping them with America as their "ally" (nato) and Russia and China focusing on other things gives Türkiye the perfect opportunity to slip back into old habits
As an American, I'll reiterate this bit of wisdom: It's dangerous to be our enemy, but it can be fatal to be our friend.
@@dashcammer4322
Just business then Yankee
Nothing personal
Our only ally is UK everyone else are our enemy.@@dashcammer4322
@@dashcammer4322Only, unlike some other USA allies, Turkey is powerfull enough to exert and project it's own force and power, and not hide behind USA guarding it's back (like the Albanians on Kosovo and Metohija for example). They are USA allies, but pursue their own agenda, which sometimes even opposes that of the USA.
Yea my geo political friend was talkin about 3 years ago
As Somali 🇸🇴 I support Turkey 🇹🇷 and the Turkey Geopolitical
Middle east was much better under the ottomans i tell u that
We are at the times that humanity needs "Turkish Peace". History has harmony.
As a Turk, I would like to say this: Every nation that has established great states in the past always remains loyal to its past and always tends to rise again. This is a psychological situation. We all know that Turks are still interested in the Balkans, Africa and even the Caucasus. Because there is an unfinished account, red apple
Except Turkey is a backward state that will never expand in Europe. Well to be fair it could easily expand in Europe, just backwards
Same as Russia and China
@@mhoadievdelapaz3703yes
As a Chinese, same for us👊
@@tzarnikolov what type of chinese name that
LONG LIVE TURKIYE
as an Egyptian I'm happy we fixed our issues with turkey
it's time Muslims get together to face bigger threats
Central Park in NYC is roughly 840 acres (340 ha). So if the Turkish military base near Mogadishu is 400 hectares, it’s bigger than Central Park.
Yea it's a very large base.
Turkey power from Somalia
May Turkey invade and occupy Somalia. Let’s see how you will like it! 😑
Empires die hard. In this case it seems the Turks are taking inspiration from France's post-war model of having an informal empire in the Sahel using the pretext of helping governments fight "militant" groups.
Empires never die. They reborn in different form.
Empires don’t die, leaders do.
What 'empire' are we talking about?
In Libya, Turkey supported the UN recognised elected govt of Libya, THEY ARE RULING THEIR COUNTRY.
In Syria, millions who opposed Assad's crimes (who were celebrating by everybody in the west back then) are under Turkish protection and 4 million of them are INSIDE TURKISH BORDERS AS REFGS
In Somalia, it's their govt ruling their land, not Turkey. Turkey is helping that govt, Turkey has built schools hospital etc there.
In Azerbaijan, Turkey helped to take back 20% of their land as recognised by everyone in UN which were occupied by others.
Turkey has a cleaner record than US, France, UK etc in the ongoing 'influence building'.
@@ij4674 you can do good things and still be an empire, are you stupid?
The imperial mindset dies hard
Son nefesimize qeder Turan. 🇹🇷🇦🇿🇰🇿🇹🇲🇰🇬🇭🇺🇺🇿
İ am from syria, i am Türkmen and i love Türkiye
God Save My Country my nation and my president Erdogan lots of love from England❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
when us and its allies are expanding they are expanding peace but turkiye is like expanding fire what afucking western hypocrise as always. yes turkiye we say ottoman empire also called the islamic empire which will unite all muslim countries insha allah and u fear that ofc. glory to turkiye from SOMALIA.
😂😂😂yes sure rich Muslims in Saudi Arabia and Qatar cannot wait to unit with starving somalis 😂😂😂
WW3 sure is gonna be lit, with a lot of diverse adversaries!
İf we survive the world war 3 the lore is going to be sooo worth it
@@dedeoyundatvo2582 that's a really valid point. Morbid, but valid.
@@dedeoyundatvo2582We will not survive and that is good.
@@Nista357🤡🤡🤡
The price will high, but Turkey will come out as a winner in the end.
If you want to get rid of mosquitoes, you have to drain the swamps in neighboring countries if they don't have the will or power to do it themselves.
Azerbijanis are not just closely related to Türks of Türkiye, they are both Oğuz Türks just like the Türkmens of Türkmenistan, Azerbaijani Türks in Iran, Türkmens of Syria and Iraq, Türks in Cyprus, Greece, Bulgaria, Kosova, Macedonia and Gagauzya (Moldova). We are literally brothers.
The Russian war to the north. The Baku war to the east. And the ISIS war to the south. And people are shocked over Turkey's aggressive foreign policy!?!?!
Turkey sponsors enough idiots to...
As a Turk, I just realized we really do have a lot of military bases abroad. No idea what are we trying to do here.
Not allow foreign nations 100% access to those nations to around Turkey and use them against Turkey
@@wawaweewa9159 I honestly forgot we had that many bases until a few days ago when some greek newspaper was saying we are surrounding them with bases in cyprus, kosovo, bosnia and albania
@@ahmetkarl1229somalis are very happy without turkey the UAE would've been able to control Somalia via their support of murderous Al shabab
Overstretching just like Russia and the US.
@@wawaweewa9159 Exactly, always aim to prevent another Ukraine scenario when you can.
Not turkey! turkey is a bird. We have been Turks, the Turkish nation and "Türkiye" for thousands of years.
True.
I can't quite explain it, but whenever I'm scrolling the hub in the back of my head I always know that at that very time Turkey is making strategic moves somewhere...
only that they have no strategy
Bro, what strategy? Tell me ONE neighbor of Turkey that likes them and isn't an complete ruin, and you win
xdddd@@lollllolll.
Türkiye works with Ottoman-Brain, that means a very good System and Bad Situation for others...
@@lollllolll.
I can tell you 100 countries. You think for example that Egyptians hating Turks because there are disput between two countries but thats wrong as it can be. Ask the population and you will see even Greek people love Turkiye. Politics and People are two different things or why do you think Turkiye is since decades top 5 Holiday destinations in the world ???
Your theory makes no sense, the whole world loves us except some few Nations like Armenia.
i dont have any problem with Turky doing so. they are more honest and more humane than american and earopion
Thank you for the video man.
In Türkiye our media do not show us how good we do outside of Türkiye.
You and other haters show our success around world. Without you I wouldn't understand how good we did.
Legendary Erdogan is one of the greatest leaders of this century, no question. Turkiye is son of Ottomans, just like many countries around it. So its not bad to get strong Turkiye, contrary to this, it is very good for the peace of the Middle East and Balkans, and also Europe.
Btw, Azerbaijan has not invaded Karabagh, it saved Karabagh from Armenian invasion! Armenia is also not a rival of Turkiye. Armenians couldn’t even live in peace till Ottomans, Eastern Roman Empire would beat Armenians frequently till Ottoman came into the picture, and even they could settle in Istanbul afterwards. PKK is also an internationally designated terrorist organization and its more Armenian than being Kurdish. Its founder Ocalan is indeed a crypto Armenian just like the other leaders of it. But, they try to provoke Muslim Kurds against Turkiye in the name of Israel as Israel has an agenda(so called sacred lands according to Torah) on the lands PKK has also been targeting.
Distortion is bad, and genuine info needed to conclude the subject…
Dude did you find out that 10 000 ukrainian soldiers just surrendered make video about it please! I LUV UR VIDEOS
Imagine all the ukranian women who will surrender next months
Don't believe everything you hear. Especially at war.
Just small(big) correction-The father of the Ottoman Empire Osman Gazi was born in 1258 in the town of Sogut. His father was Ertugrul Gazi and his mother was Halime Sultan. Osman Gazi was a tall man with a round face, dark complexion, hazel eyes, and thick eyebrows.
Hayme was Ertugrul's mother, Halime was Osman's mother.
No one cares. There's sleeping hate firmly imbedded in our European DNA. They spread their BS a bit more and Europeans will start listening to this whispering inner voice.
@@DieLuftwaffel True, I misprinted.
Turkey 🇹🇷 in somalia 🇹🇷🌹
Best wishes for Turkey 🇹🇷 and it's people.
In Turkish and i love my kurdish brothers, if we unite, nobody can stop us.
One of the best objective analysis I ever watch about Turkey.
People tend to forget that Turkey was once the mighty Ottoman Empire. A force so imposing that it dictated European politics throughout much of the Late Ancient & Middle Ages. They always taught us in school that Columbus wanted to find another route to India and found the Americas but never told us why. Only years later when I developed a taste for history did I realize it was cause they didn't want to deal with the Ottomans.
Make no mistake, Turkey is not our friend. They're just smart and opportunistic. But I guess these days the west is too busy guilt tripping themselves over colonialism and Nazi germany to notice. That being said, given the state of the west, I almost welcome the return of the Ottomans.
:D Good comment
Doğru tespit
you know where the first concetrations camps were made.? before Nazi Germany made them.. and agaisnt whom..? Turks to Greeks and Armenians... with the help of course of the Germans...
That is incorrect. Those are the brainwashing propaganda you are taught by the West. So while you are dreaming about this nonsense, the Greek is being bankrupt and slave of the west. Even during the most powerful times of the Ottoman, it had so many minority groups that lived together and freely. Equal under the justice system. There are still unbiased minorities in Turkey living happily with us. Maybe arrange a trip and hear what they say about the history they learned from their ancestors. @@dimitrislm5935
Columbus did once visit Ottoman for support but unfortunately his request was denied by II.Bayezid
If you want to survive in this world, you must be strong. If you want to experience justice, you must be strong. If you do not want to be exploited, you must be strong. Victors write history, not the victims. It's sad but true. Turks has come to understand this, how this world rules.
Turkey didnt invade cyprus. The loan contract was up. However greeks decided to coup against theircown government and those rebels killed turks, turkey only to reacting to this situation
why the Usa is everywhere and Turkey to do something is bothering you? Ask yourself
Ur lay has played a big role in charity & investing in Somalia 🇸🇴, even training military personnel and giving the famous Bayraktar drone.
A love quote from RealLifeLore: “Turkiye isn't pro western or even pro nato, nor is Turkiye pro russian or pro ukrainian, Turkiye is simply pro Turkiye"
I think every country should follow this path.
As a Turk i definitely agree👏👏
Ottoman's come back as news superpower on World political stage. How? With their powerfully Defence Industry.
There has always been a powerhouse nation in the Middle east. The decline of Europe and the slow Withdrawal of the Americans + Russia is busy. The destruction of other historical powerhouses in the region, means that yeah. Everythin is in Turkeys favor right now
Hahaha, look at its economy.
@@napoleonfeanor The things being looked at are long term geopolitical trends.
Their economy doesn't seem like a long term issue. This is for what ever reason the ebb and flow of how things evolve there. They'll have 10 years of insane economic growth, 10 years of chaos and then another 10 years of insane economic growth.
They had a similar situation like today in their economy from the late 1990s into the early 2000s where everything was going to hell with high inflation. Then after the mid 2000s their economy kicked into over drive for roughly 10 years where they had some of the highest growth rates in the world.
For one reason or another it is simply how they do things. Don't think it will have any effect on their long term power projection.
@@williamdavis9562The fact that even they are below the replacement rate doesn't bode well for their economy. Although I can imagine that the coming automation boom might help with that.
@@julius43461 Their birthrates are slightly above replacement rate.
Not good not terrible.
But they do have more specific demographic problems which will surely hamper their efforts going forward. The problem isnt' their breeding rates, their problem is who is breeding.
If these trends continue they will surely see an average IQ drop among their population in the next 50 years.
@@williamdavis9562 Hmmm you seem to know more about it. I have no clue honestly what their internal demographics are like exactly. I did see somewhere that their rate is 1.9, which didn't surprise me as even India is at 2.0 now.
Another country with an increasing number of military bases and personnel abroad, is China. But they never call a spade "a spade". They call military boats "fishing boats" and military bases as "commercial ports" and so on... It's civil-military fusion.
P.S Azerbaijan been manufacturing Israeli drones since 2011 and they have hundreads of drone operators, Bayraktars were flown by Azerbaijani pilots that finished their training in Turkey in June 2020.
Those are drones bro
to kill innocent armenians
@@hayastan111 chisht es sirun jan.
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@@hayastan111 no my dear, to return Karabakh. Armenians decided their fate themselves, whole world recognise Karabakh as Azerbaijan and UN had resolutions.
zor bir coğrafyada yaşıyoruz,her yanımız savaş ,güçlü olmak zorundayız ülkemizi sonuna kadar savunuruz..türk le şaka olmaz
What a well thought out and detailed video explaining the situation.
Super impressive.
Bruh I'm from Libya and All you sid true Very precise, it really surprised me
In Turkey when it comes to Azerbaijan they say "IKI DEVLET, BIR MILLET" meaning "One nation but two governments" to show you that the Turkish people do not think of Azerbaijanis as a different peoples. They are basically the same people with the same culture and language( although Azeri is slightly different).
They have not even the same religion and Azeris have a lot Iranian dna… also was Azerbaijan a part of the Soviet Union. Turks have no other friends than Turks.
@@tzui4998About Iran and DNA, I wouldn't be so sure. Because during the history after the Persia, Turks ruled there with a dominant moving population. From the Heptalites (AkHuns) to Seljuks to Timur... Also today there are approximately 45 million South Azerbaijani, Hazari etc. Turkic ethnicity lives there.
Turkish people and Azerbaijani Turks ( Not Azeri such name does not represent them ) are closest to each other genetically, culturally and language wise. They have the same religion but different denominations ( remember that %13 of the Turks belongs to a very close denomination of Azerbaijanis) That is just a fact. And their closeness is in the peak with the all communication and connections and it will only grow stronger. They will bound to have a union such as Eu and they will be even more closer than the EU. They already have Turkic states organisation. Azerbaijani Turks and Turkish people's resemblance to each other might be similar to Russians-Belarussians or Germans-Austrians, probably closer than them also.@@tzui4998
@@tzui4998source:my ass
Anatolians and Azerbaijan (turkified iranians) have nothing in common. They have fought throughout centuries. Even Azerbaijan is a iranian name meaning protectors of fire.
1 thing @HistoryLegends you need to understand is the term "colonialism". Turks never colonised any territory but saw each territory as motherland. If you look at the history they never sold or abondened any territory, they always lost the lands during the wars or political reasons. They never went to a territory and specificly exploit there for their natural resources, the most they did was tax the place more. They didn't even forcefully converted the Non-Muslims to Islam or they didn't force them to learn Turkish, if they did the entire Balkans today would be Turkish speaking Muslims, 400-500 years is enough time to do that. Meanwhile wherever West colonised they expolited the resources, converted to people to Christianity and even expanded their language forecully. I am not saying expanding to an another territory is right dont get me wrong but its certainly not colonialism.
Heres something you may find interesting. :)
The name of my country has nothing to do with the interesting and delicious bird ''turkey''......
.....but the name of the bird does have a connection with the name of my country, let me explain. :)
Name of my country has always been Türkiye, it's been known as such since around the 1200's.
The name it self has a suffix, '' -iye '', that is Turk-iye, where the -iye suffix means 'land of/belonging to',
just like the Latin suffix of '' -ia '', which exists in such country names like
Austr-ia, Austral-ia, Latv-ia, Roman-ia etc etc again meaning 'land of/belonging to'.
Many would remember the country Czechoslovak-ia which changed it's name to Czech Republic and a few years ago changed that to Czechia (that is Czech-ia).
The Latin suffix -ia probably originates from Turkish -iye as Turkish is much older, ancient Turkish been over ten thousand years old.
Spelled in different languages in different ways to phonetically resemble (to sound like) '' Türkiye ''
we got various spellings like;
Turquía (in Spanish),
Turchia (in Italian),
Turquie (in French)
Turkei (in Germn) and
Turkey (in English)
all trying to resemble the pronounciation of ''Turk-ia'' thus Turkiye.
Mind you this was way before the animal we currently know as 'turkey'' was found by the europeans when they explored the north americas. The bird was first sent to europe from north americas in the year 1519, so up until that point there was no bird named 'turkey'....
...they came across the bird and thought it was a specie of the fowl/chicken they had been buying from the country of Turkiye at the time, so they named the bird ''Turkey Fowl'' meaning ''Turkish Chicken''.....
....just like how a dog breed is known as German Shepherd (because it's from Germany), American Bulldog, British Terrier, Greek Harehound etc etc.
In time you don't get to call the Greek Harehound as simply as ''Greek''; or you don't call the British Terrier as ''British''; or the German Shepherd as ''German'', but in time the Turkish Fowl started to be called just ''Turkey'' and later ''turkey'', and has been going on for hundreds of years.
Now in modern times, this is causing confusion, especially when we have people across the world unable to point to their own country on the map, this ''confusion over the naming'' needed to be corrected.
So my country decided to rectify this confusion that has been going on for so long and corrected the name to Türkiye, which it always was. Basically we didn't change the name of our country, we changed the mistake made in the English language. : )
So, there's some tid bit information for you to have a great day, if you read upto this point you have a great night too, ohh just have a wonderfull life. : )
Best wishes. ;)
Alex please don't take long time not providing video coz we learn a lot from you, informative, the truth, please keep doing the great job you are doing.
Some of the videos have to be a while because of the conflicts he studies.
Dude he is a great guy and the amount of effort he puts into these videos take time.
Bro... the amount of effort he puts into his videos is mid at best. Its literally wikipedia articles and the topline paragraphs of articles from google searches. There's nothing advanced here and just includes subscription video overlays and his occasional face.@@muratbayraktar5035
Turkey is my favourite Muslim country. Great culture, excellent food, amazing history, and yes, it will punch back and break your face. What about French/UK/US bases EVERYWHERE?
Dont say muslim country some of Kemlist and Greek Chirstan Migrants will come and troll you LoL
@@lukeleney5917Says the Arab immigrant
@fn6795.
French bases are all going to get shut down 1 by 1. They no longer have expansive energy and have shrinking influence day by day. They'll be a 4th rate nation in the coming decades. The idea of them being able to keep military bases abroad is ridiculous.
UK will only be allowed to keep theirs if they're useful to America.
I'm looking forward to more videos on this region's geopolitical shenanigans. It's a never ending story.
with Azerbaijan its not only a matter of allience. Türkiye and Azerbaijan are both Turks, same nation, same people, same language with little regional differences. They are not any 2 states ! Anyone who dares to attack Azerbaijan will find Türkiye side by side at the same second. So Itsnot easy to touch Azerbaijan.
😂 Anatolians and Azerbaijan (turkified iranians) have nothing in common. They have fought throughout centuries. Even Azerbaijan is a iranian name meaning protectors of fire.
We are real Turks (Kazakstan) not u a European wanna be Turk 😂
@@guidancetoimmortality3175 What do you mean with "European wannabe"? Caucasian, with no slanted eyes?
Dear Caner a Kazakhistani brother never writes something like this. This is most perhaps an ethnic Kirmanchi fascist scumbag@@canerc6668
@@canerc6668 Anatolians who pretend to be Turks.
We are real Turks (Kazakh) with Asian features.
It's very nice and you summed it up correctly. thank you for such a detailed and accurate description as a foreigner. The Turks have never been imperialists, they cannot be. Because this does not exist in your creation. The Turks are the expected, the power of the innocent. It is the power that stands against imperialism. We have been quietly and deeply strengthened for many years, and now we have stood up. As you said, NATO is increasing. The next century is the Turkish Century.
Hey my friend, some things are very different from what you think, many things are very different from what you tell. Where there are Turks, there is peace and your children can play freely in the street.
Turkiye is doing great for those countries, as long as Turkiye in those countries no one can steal their property's 😊
It is not true for Syria. But for others perhaps.
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@@elenilepouri7253 😅haha I don't get why you use turkey as an insult. It is both a productive and delicious poultry.
Elhamdülillah ☝️🇹🇷🤲🕌🇹🇷🕋📖🇹🇷
Loved the note : the receipt is always the same ; money and military 🐸💰💰💰⚡️
The word "receipt" reminds me of "Recep" from Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. Sorry, I just happen to treat the English language as a hobby, so I pay attention to details like these. For you and all native speakers it must sound dumb.
Alhamdulillah from Osman Gazi, to Fatih Sultan Mehmet to Atatürk, Turks are not stoppable.
Although under the auspices of the UN, Bangladesh has about 21,000 soldiers deployed overseas (some independent of the UN, supporting national defense, such as in Kuwait). This is a significant number considering the country has an army of barely 160,000 troops, giving it a ratio of 1:7.5. Regional powers such as India, Pakistan, and China have armed forces many times larger, but they have not deployed even a combined 21,000 soldiers. (It's worth noting that Pakistan and India have many retired personnel working for foreign militaries/governments, but that doesn't count as deployment or as part of their own forces with their own jurisdiction).
Unlike some other UN forces, which prefer surrendering in the face of adversity (such as CrossiantLand), Bangladeshi forces courageously fought in Bosnia. We held Bihac for 4 months with fewer than 300 soldiers. In nearby Srebrenica, well-supplied Dutch troops preferred giving up their arms and allowed Bosnian civilians to be massacred by Russo-Serb terrorists. If Bangladeshi troops had done the same, Bihac could have witnessed one of the largest massacres. We also fought in Sierra Leone and Mali (where no South Asian powerhouse sent soldiers because the war zone was deemed "too risky").
We held Mogadishu high until, interestingly, the US Marine Corps replaced the 1st East Bengal Regiment of the Bangladesh Army. They took over Mogadishu, and unfortunately, they failed in the infamous Battle of Mogadishu due to their poor operational understanding of the Area of Responsibility (AoR). That day, the US military learned to value third-world armies, and military support and joint deployments continue to this day.
But the Bangladesh military has been trained by the Turkish military for over four decades now so we have a lot to thank them for it. A lot of our officers are graduates from Turkish Military Academies and even speak the language fluently.
I did not know these ctivities of Bangaldesh at Bosnia . Thanks to your brave soldiers at Bihac.
Pakistan deploys soldiers overseas at an even larger scale. For instance, in Saudi Arabia alone, 70,000 Pakistani soldiers form part of the country's standing army. And during the Bosnia genocide, Pakistan defied the UN by airlifting weapons to Bosnians and the ISI funneled Pakistani trained volunteer fighters into Bosnia.
I will not waste breath on explaining what happened in Bosnia, you are all clearly heavily biased. No one actually "protected" civilians there, but chosen a side in the civil war, based on their own expansionistic interests and religion. A quick history lesson from the Balkans - Turks were ALWAYS the aggressors and occupiers, from the time of the Ottoman empire, through this day with NATO.
@@crowen9Bosna yaşananları anlatamazsın çünkü yüzün kızarır.Bak Bangladeşliler yerel halkı korumuş.Ayrica Türkiye'nin Balkan sınırı,1923'te çizildi,biz NATO' ya 1952 de girdik yahu sen ne saçmalıyorsun. Türkler hakkında bilgin eksik ve önyargılı,biraz daha araştırma yapmanızı tavsiye ederim
@@ziyaylmaz4282 What, you expect me to understand Turkish?
One little Mistake. The Sevakin Island in Sudan belongs for 99 years still to Turkiye, this project isnt cancelled but its frozen for yet.