I wonder how this will affect the alleged American-Turkish and Turkish-Russian arrangements/negotiations regarding the S-400. To summarize - and to shorten it significantly - today the news broke that Turkey will announce the resale of the S-400 to the United Arab Emirates. A statement on this matter was to be made... (translated)
What is Turkey's approach to NATO? ✅ NATO remains a fundamental pillar of security for Turkey and the most important format of defense cooperation with the West. ✅ Turkey plays a key role in the security of the southeastern flank of the Alliance, covering the Black Sea. (translated)
This will probably be the largest marketing and sales event ever associated with the NATO summit. The Turks will not miss any opportunity to promote their equipment, and the summit portrayed as groundbreaking for NATO - well, it's hard to find a better opportunity. (translated)
We are building our responsibility to NATO's entire eastern flank – from north to south. (translated)
At this moment, we only have official turnout data - nearly 59% of eligible voters voted in this election. (translated)
As of 2:00 PM, the voter turnout in the elections in Armenia is close to 34% - which is higher than in the 2021 elections (26%). Before the elections, there was a lot of talk about how high turnout could mean trouble for Pashinyan. A photo from one of the recent rallies, taken by our guy in 🇦🇲 😉 (translated)
A few days before the elections in Armenia 👇 As @Woj_Gorecki commented: "The unprecedented activity and engagement of external actors, who are almost openly supporting either Pashinyan (EU, USA) or his opponents, speak to the importance of the upcoming elections." (translated)
Russia has been behaving in recent days as if it has had a heavy meltdown at the very thought of Pashinyan's victory. True, Putin called the Prime Minister of Armenia with birthday wishes, but I wouldn't be surprised if among them were primarily hopes that (translated)
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