@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn Andas forUkraineI try to look at it neutrallyPeople said Russia would finish the job in four daysyet the war hasbeen going on for four years.Sothings do not always turn outthe waythey lookon paperA countrythatappears overwhelminglypowerful can sometimes turnout to be apaper tiger
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn If such an attack were tohappen, the Turkish military would respond very forcefully.Israel should not assume that Turkey is in the same position as Iran.Even in Israel, some left-wing politicalfigures who oppose Netanyahuhave warned against gettinginto a
confrontationwithTurkey.
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn If you really think Israelis that overwhelminglypowerful, you may bemistakenTurkey has a much larger pool of human resources, whileIsraelcouldface serious difficultieswithout support from the United States As I saidTurkeyis a NATOmemberso attacking it would not be a simple matter
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn 3-I don’t know where you’re from, but you need to get rid of this idea that Turks are somehow weak. On top of that, Turkey is a NATO member, so in a situation like this, it would also shape its actions accordingly.
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn 2-while Netanyahu pushed hard for the confrontation. Despite that, Iran did not give in, even after enduring years of sanctions.
In the Middle East, Turkey and Iran are different kinds of states with their own strategic weight.
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn 1- I’m definitely not being emotional just because it’s my own country, but in a war, a Turk would not simply back down, no matter what. In the Israel–Iran conflict, the United States has provided extensive support and even became directly involved,
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn Israel cannot simply take on the Turkish state as if it were dealing with a much weaker actor. Those days are over. You need to get rid of this ridiculous perception.
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn An Israeli soldier who is afraid even of a child has generally been used to dealing with opponents far weaker than himself. Turkey, on the other hand, is a large country with considerable strategic depth.
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn What I’m saying is that Iran is short of money and already in a difficult position. Is oil alone going to save Iran? Once a war begins, everything changes; the psychology of war is always different.
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn 3-Having a huge economy or major manufacturing companies does not automatically guarantee success in war; history shows that even economically and industrially powerful countries can struggle against much less developed states.
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn 2-Turkey’s domestic politics are complicated, and although the country still has shortcomings in some areas, it has made significant advances over the past 25 years and continues to develop.
That is why there is little point in making simplistic claims.
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn 1-Turkey describes itself as a developing country. Today, companies such as Canik in the firearms industry and Baykar with its drones stand out internationally. Before the 1980s, how many people around the world had even heard much about China?
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn 5- The broader point is that modern war between states is no longer something that can be judged simply by comparing weapons, budgets, or rankings.
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn 4- Iran is a good example. Despite being under sanctions for roughly 45 years and despite its serious economic problems, it has still developed enough military and strategic capacity to make even American power look less overwhelming than it appears on paper.
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn 3-As for Israel and Turkey, I think people sometimes exaggerate Israel’s military superiority. Israel has shown that it can inflict tremendous damage, including on civilians, but fighting a capable state is very different from conducting operations against weaker actors.
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn 2- but Russia possesses an enormous amount of destructive military capability, yet the war is still continuing. Ukraine is even striking oil facilities. Personally, I want this war to end—I do not want either Ukraine or Russia to “win” at the expense of further destruction.
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn 1 -Not everything can be understood from what looks strong on paper; military power alone does not determine the outcome of a war. Look at Ukraine: the war has been going on for four years. You could say that Europe is supporting Ukraine, and that is true,
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn Why are you making Israel out to be so overwhelmingly powerful? Let me give you some advice: I think you’ve been given incomplete information about Turkey. Update your knowledge about Turkey first, and then we can talk.
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn Are you sure you’re living in the same world as the rest of us? I’m only asking because your comments are pretty hilarious. Don’t talk like this in public you’ll have people dying of laughter. 😄
@Midon_Arvil@akcay_nurettinn Are youthe one who getstodecide that?You don’teven have the sense ofa five yearoldgo back toplaying in the sand.China’sBelt and Road project passes throughourcountry, so how can yousayTurkey is unimportant?Whatyouneed is a dictionaryin yourhand and a
pair ofglasses on your face