A New Era Begins in Serbia and Turkey Relations

[mike2000 is back]

You wont "liberate" nothing, I know that Aliev and his apologists want to "liberate" Artsakh from its own population, which is 99% Armenian, but is not going to happen, its not that simple, its not 19th century anymore, you cant just kill 150 000 people. The Aliev's cult wont last forever, when they are finally gone the realations between Armenia and Azerbaijan will get better.

Lol a sane comment on here at least. It seems some people here believe this is the 18th century where any power could basically do what they wanted. Moreover, they seem to think Russia will just let go of one of its client state in the region (Armenia). Russia doesn't need to do that, since I don't see what Turkey can offer to offset that. Except maybe Turkey leaving NATO and forming an official alliance with Russia,this involves restructuring its military and economic system away from the West towards Russia (meaning purchases and integration of Russian weapon systems and spare parts in Turkey's arsenal). This will mean a 360° shift in foreign, economic, financial and military policy. I don't see this happening at all. So expect relations to be limited to certain issues which both sides can agree on

 

[xenon54 out]

This will mean a 360° shift in foreign, economic, financial and military policy.

Would that mean that Turkey would join NATO at the end again?

 

[mike2000 is back]

Would that mean that Turkey would join NATO at the end again?

How will that be feasible? If Turkey does all above things I mentioned , then it will be Obviously considered a threat to western powers and NATO, as such it will be treated like say Iran, or even say China . Sanctions and restrictions will be imposed on certain sectors, depending on how things involve from there on. So it depends on lots of issues.

 

[xenon54 out]

How will that be feasible? If Turkey does all above things I mentioned , then it will be Obviously considered a threat to western powers and NATO, as such it will be treated like say Iran, or even say China . Sanctions and restrictions will be imposed on certain sectors, depending on how things involve from there on. So it depends on lots of issues.

 

[Aslan1071]

This will mean a 360° shift in foreign, economic, financial and military policy.

180°

 

[mike2000 is back]

Ahahahah that's was a way of saying it will have to be a radical shift in policy involving almost every sector of the country's economy,policy and future direcrion, but I see what you mean there. I should have paraphrased it in a better way.

 

[Turan09]

You wont "liberate" nothing, I know that Aliev and his apologists want to "liberate" Artsakh from its own population, which is 99% Armenian, but is not going to happen, its not that simple, its not 19th century anymore, you cant just kill 150 000 people. The Aliev's cult wont last forever, when they are finally gone the realations between Armenia and Azerbaijan will get better.

No need to kill, I am totaly against killing civillians... just send them back to their own country. Myanmar did it in 2019 so what? And You shouldnt forget armenians brutally murdered more than 600 azerbaijani Turk in Khojaly Massacre... it must be understandable why they dont want armenians in their own country.
About Karabag, And russia, All We have to do is building positive relations with Russia And in the same time prevent them from interfering. Azerbaijan can take care of armenia herself. We will of course arm them with latest teknology.
And if You are gonna say ''but russians wont do that'' americans let down their beloved pyd in syria because We Played our cards well. Karabag doesnt have any value for Russians. They will turn their back if We play our cards well once again.

 

[Damir877]

Old foes are now building alliances. How times change.

Hardly an "alliance".More like a couple of investment agreements(speaking for Bosnian involvement).Bosniak and Croat politicians in Bosnia are very pro U.S. and I don't see a way for that to change anytime soon(nor it should) so any serious alliance involving Russia and Serbia is hardly an option for Bosnia.
Turkey on the other hand is a different story.They have increased their investments in Serbia significantly over the past few years and have also had several mutual exercises with Serbian army so the cooperation in the defense industry is not very surprising.

 

[DejanSRB]

Relations between Serbia and Turkey are on highest peak in our history. Just like someone said, we dont want Turkish teritory, Turks dont want Serbian teritory and we are perfectly fine. There will be more then 300.000 Turkish tourist in Serbia and more then 200.000 Serbs in Turkey, there is rediscovery of our cultures. Turks and Serbs discover our similiar culture and we realize that we are not so much different at all.

In reality, Serbian society and political situation is totally similar to Azerbaijan.
We are both ultra patriotic.
We live in corrupt countries.
Both of us lose war in 90s and it haunt us even today ( Serbs against Croats, Azeri against Armenia).
Both of us have metropolis as capital (Belgrade and Baku are regional powerhouses of Balkan and Caucasus).
Both of us have close relations with both Russia and West.
Both of us have fast growing transitional economies (for good or for bad).


So, we knew how much close Turkish and Azeri people are, it is no surprise becouse Serbia is literary Balkan Azerbaijan and Azerbaijan is literary Caucasus Serbia. And Turks recognize similarities.