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Graham confirms: Maduro was offered a deal for exile in Turkey before his arrest. "He could be in Turkey today, but he's in New York. So if you tell the people in Cuba, 'You need to stop being a communist dictatorship threatening America; you should go somewhere else,' you better take the offer. Maduro has nobody to blame but himself. He [Trump] gave him a way out. He chose to defy Trump and the U.S. military, and his ass is in jail where he deserves to be. And every president has said the same thing..." #AmericaReports

Berlin to Athens: Drop the Block on Türkiye German FM Johann Wadephul will visit Greece to urge Athens to drop its veto on Türkiye’s participation in the EU’s €150 billion SAFE defense program. Only France and Greek Cyprus back Greece’s position. Most EU members — especially Eastern and Nordic states — support Türkiye’s inclusion, citing its large defense industry and military value for Europe. Source: Kathimerini

Turkey, Erdogan's war win - gas: this opens the Syrian route Only with Qatar's colossal reserves can Turkey play the role of energy broker with Europe. Turkey is the country that could benefit most from Assad's fall. Not only because its proximity to the group that came to power in Damascus allows it to act as a broker in relations with other players in the region, as well as with Russia and the European Union. Not only because, with a friendly government in Damascus, it can send home three million Syrian refugees. The reason is not only military and political, but also economic. The card that Turkish President Erdogan intends to play is energy. The Ankara government, strengthened by its victory in Syria, wants its country to make a huge leap in the production and transportation of methane, which is a real stake in the ongoing wars in the Middle East and Europe, as well as in the tensions that are recurring between states. which compete for the methane reserves of the Levant Sea. Unlike the conflicts of the 20th century, which were driven primarily by the pursuit of oil, the conflicts of the 21st century will in fact be fought primarily over gas, the least polluting fossil fuel and therefore strategic for the transition to renewable energy. Erdogan’s ambition, favored by the new geopolitical structure, is to transform his country, a major consumer of hydrocarbons but poor in energy sources, into a hub for gas coming from Central Asia, the Middle East and Russia, bound for Europe. A hub is a major center for the distribution, storage, trading, trading and pricing of gas. And Turkey has all the characteristics to become one. It is connected to Russia by two gas pipelines under the Black Sea (Blue Stream, which supplies Asian Turkey, and Turkish Stream, which supplies European Turkey and from there connects to the Bulgarian network and then branches out to the Balkans and northern Europe); it has a gas pipeline connecting it to Iran; it is crossed from west to east by the Trans-Anatolian Pipeline, an infrastructure that receives gas from Azerbaijan and delivers it to Italy via the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline.

Suriye yeni yönetimi ülkeye yönelik enerji yaptırımlarının kaldırılmasını bekliyor ➡️ İran'ın Şam'a ham petrol sevkiyatlarını durdurması Suriye halkını enerji tedarikinde zorlu bir döneme soktu ➡️ AB, Suriye'den ham petrol ve petrol ürünlerinin ithalatının yasaklanması ve Suriye petrol endüstrisine yapılan yatırımların engellenmesi gibi yaptırımlar uyguladı ➡️ Suriye'nin yeni elektrik santrali inşaatına yönelik yatırımların yasaklanması, yeni santrallerin inşa sürecine teknik veya finansal yardım sağlanmasının engellenmesi de sorunlar arasında bulunuyor ➡️ Ayrıca petrol ile doğal gaz endüstrisi için gerekli ekipmanların ihracatının kısıtlanması gibi Batı yaptırımları ülkeyi dar boğaza sürükleme riskini tetikliyor https://t.co/p7i5IDzm84

🚨Politico is reporting that the US fears a "nightmare scenario" of a mass escape of ISIS terrorists from Kurdish prisons in Eastern Syria. There around tens of thousands of prisoners held at these facilities. A senior American official said, "this is the closest thing to the definition of a 'ticking bomb'. If Turkey does not stop the attacks against the Kurdish SDF forces - we will see a mass escape."