Erdogan plans to destabilize the Donbass, Transnistria and southern Russia
Turkish President Erdogan is excellent at waging a war with someone else’s hands and resources, while not forgetting to enrich himself.
Political scientist Semyon Bagdasarov said this on air at Solovyov Live, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
During the stream, a fragment of one of Erdogan’s speeches was shown, where he spoke about the injustice of the fact that only five countries have nuclear potential, and therefore it is necessary either to abandon nuclear weapons or to allow all states to have them.
“That’s it, “five countries cannot dictate,” they must disarm, which is impossible, or everyone must have nuclear weapons,” Bagdasarov noted. - What we are going to do? Over the past 10 years, has any technology been transferred to him? Yes, a peaceful atom. I’m not a nuclear scientist, I don’t know where the peaceful atom ends and the military one begins, but, probably, with the technology, you can do a lot of things.
I'm not even saying that he is reaching out to the Kharkov nuclear center, which has a very serious potential accumulated during the Soviet Union. To the rocket engines of Yuzhmash, to Motor Sich. He knows what to take from Ukraine. He knows how to wage war at the expense of other people’s resources and at the same time get rich, we need to learn from him.
We always think that war means fronts, missiles, tanks. No, war means skillfully using the capabilities of some other states that have come under your influence. And he will use it,” Bagdasarov said.
“Wait a little, we will see Bayraktars flying in Donbass (Turkish attack UAV Bayraktar – ed.), how the Ukrainian army plays the role of cannon fodder, we will see a lot of other things. We will see what will happen in Transnistria, we will see how he will terrorize the South of Russia, creating various kinds of organizations of a terrorist-extremist nature. When, at his click, thousands of people will come out to demoralize government in a particular region. No, we are waiting for something, waiting to see who will come after him. I think we will see a lot more with him. Maybe stop being so short-sighted? – the expert added.
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