This is noteworthy

[Septua]

Link to tweet

?s=20&t=WCul2cZKWlTvxWmErFDt5Q

[Karadeniz]

1. What? Erdogan behaving decently?

[Mr.Bill]

3. It's called

picking the winning side.

[Grokenstein]

5. Yeah, anyone picking a side at this point

was just waiting to see if the tide turned.

But every rat that bails on Putin just confirms that the Moscow is sinking fast.

[paleotn]

6. Got economic problems of his own and doesn't want to .....

piss off its NATO allies / bankers / economic partners.

[Cha]

2. Wonder what's behind that more!?

💙💛

[Upthevibe]

4. Kick. N/T

[Warpy]

7. Yep, it's true

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-04-23/turkey-closes-its-airspace-to-russian-jets-flying-to-syria-s-war

So now Putin's might be losing another puppy dog regime in the region. Quote honestly, I'm surprised this hasn't happened sooner.

Airspace is not closed to commercial flights, a good thing since Turkey is one of the main destinations for young Russians fleeing Putin and his insanity.

[erronis]

8. Calculation: rubles---, EU/$s+++

I still don't trust Erdogan further than one lackluster spit. His bromance with the Saudi murderer makes him permanently dirty.

[FakeNoose]

9. Turkey is still a NATO country, am I right?

Isn't this what any NATO member would do?

[2naSalit]

10. Yup.

[Starfury]

11. Probably nothing to do with Ukraine.

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Gives Turkey more influence in Syria conflict, to advance their own interests there and reduce Russian influence to some degree.

[Septua]

12. After looking at a map...

..and fully reading the link, I tend to agree. I can't see where Putin needs Turkish airspace to feed his efforts in Ukraine.

[mopinko]

13. turkey has done a lot.

they kicked the russians out of the sea of azov, and they have been sending rly good drones.