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Turkey's evolving role in European and regional security frameworks has garnered increasing attention amid shifting geopolitical dynamics. Experts highlight Turkey's strategic posture toward Syria, including its relationship with Damascus and broader regional justifications. Concurrently, Turkey is set to co-lead the NATO Contact Point role with Italy in 2025 and 2026, underscoring its growing influence within the alliance. The European Union is actively considering Turkey's inclusion in the SAFE initiative, driven by Ankara's expertise in drone technology and its expanding defense industry. This development aligns with the EU's ambition to reduce reliance on the United States for defense matters. Additionally, Turkey's support for Azerbaijan, combined with Israeli arms supplies, has altered the military balance in the South Caucasus, prompting Armenia to seek assistance from the EU and Turkey, with potential fallback options involving Iran and Russia. Observers note that the gap between Europe and Turkey in establishing a closer, long-term security relationship has narrowed, reflecting Ankara's increasing attractiveness as a defense partner amid evolving security challenges.
6 posts • GPT (4.1 mini)
Published
Turkey's evolving role in European and regional security frameworks has garnered increasing attention amid shifting geopolitical dynamics. Experts highlight Turkey's strategic posture toward Syria, including its relationship with Damascus and broader regional justifications. Concurrently, Turkey is set to co-lead the NATO Contact Point role with Italy in 2025 and 2026, underscoring its growing influence within the alliance. The European Union is actively considering Turkey's inclusion in the SAFE initiative, driven by Ankara's expertise in drone technology and its expanding defense industry. This development aligns with the EU's ambition to reduce reliance on the United States for defense matters. Additionally, Turkey's support for Azerbaijan, combined with Israeli arms supplies, has altered the military balance in the South Caucasus, prompting Armenia to seek assistance from the EU and Turkey, with potential fallback options involving Iran and Russia. Observers note that the gap between Europe and Turkey in establishing a closer, long-term security relationship has narrowed, reflecting Ankara's increasing attractiveness as a defense partner amid evolving security challenges.