The Strategic Defiance of Turkey - A Stance Against Fabricated Conflicts

Turkey, a country with the second-largest military force in NATO, finds itself at a geopolitical crossroads in the 21st century. As a pivotal player in both regional and global affairs, Turkey's decisions regarding military engagement are closely scrutinized by allies and adversaries alike. However, Turkey's recent stance has been one of defiance against participating in conflicts that appear to serve external interests—particularly those driven by financial and industrial entities like the bankers in the City of London and the Military-Industrial Complex. This refusal to engage in wars perceived as fabricated or unnecessary reflects Turkey's growing emphasis on sovereignty, strategic autonomy, and the safeguarding of its national interests against hidden agendas that threaten its territorial integrity.