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Tensions with NATO Spark in Turkey

26.08.2020

05:23 PST

SF Bay Area, CA – Rapidly, NATO is shifting US troops toward Eastern Europe to respond against perceived threats world-wide as tensions in Turkey heat up. Militarily, the EU is sparring over Brexit which thwarts dwindling use-of-force policies aimed to support the European Order. Moreover, a new military stand-off is looming in the EU as NATO pushes against Turkey's sovereignty over oil exploration near Cyprus. Admittedly, the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Josep Borrell mentioned that oil exploration for Turkey, "regrettably fuels further tensions and insecurity in the Eastern Mediterranean."

Politically, the EU continues to follow with NATO security plans while awaiting Brexit which undermines economic growth for individual member states. Therefore, Representative Borrell stated that Turkey's national endeavor, "runs counter and undermines efforts to resume dialog and negotiations, and to pursue immediate de-escalation."

Meanwhile, the US has finalized an agreement to redeploy 12,000 troops from Germany to several parts of Eastern Europe including the headquarters of US Army V Corps to Poland. Rapturously, US President Donald Trump stated, "The agreement will enhance our military cooperation and increase the United States' military presence in Poland to further strengthen NATO deterrence, bolster European security, and help ensure democracy, freedom, and sovereignty." Additionally, tensions in the Mediterranean Sea between NATO forces and Turkey is reaching a boiling point as warships from Greece threaten Turkey's sovereignty. Intuitively, Turkey has started military drills in the Mediterranean Sea to offset the void left in Europe from the redeployment of US troops to Poland.


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