The world is like chess, international politics is like a battlefield, and one diplomatic wrestling after another is eye-catching. Recently, a series of interactions between Russia, Turkey and the United States have been the focus of attention. At a time when the successful interview with Putin by American journalist Carlson caused an uproar, the close contacts between Turkey and Russia have also caused considerable controversy. As a world power, the role of the United States in this wrestling has attracted much attention. Next, we will focus on the topic of "Sure enough, after Turkey gave Russia a 'big gift', the United States gave Turkey a 'blank check'", delve into the stakes from all angles, and lead readers to uncover the wonderful side of the diplomatic chess game.
The successful interview with Putin by the well-known American journalist Carlson has caused waves in the international community. Carlson was once seen as a potential running mate as a good friend of Trump, but his clash with Putin has sparked a lot of speculation and discussion. He became the first Westerner to achieve this feat since the conflict in Ukraine, and he became famous. This move not only made the White House feel helpless, but also attracted the attention of Biden. The interview may add a shadow of uncertainty to Trump's 2024 campaign. In this competition, Carlson's breakthrough has undoubtedly brought a lot of uncertainty to international politics.
Carlson's interview has more than 1 billion views, attracting global attention. How will this interview affect the international political landscape? Will there be a material impact on Russian-American relations? Carlsen's move, was it a thunderbolt or a strategy? All these are propositions worthy of our in-depth thinking.
Kyushu Dongying, Turkey and Eastern Europe, with the escalation of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, Turkey and Russia have become closer and closer. According to recent data released by the Turkish Statistics Institute, Russia exported $45 billion worth of goods to Turkey, ranking first last year. Although the United States is also in the "top five", it is relatively low. Such close economic ties have caused concern in the White House. The United States is trying to isolate Russia by forceful means and sanction Russia, but Turkey is not influenced by the United States, refuses to participate in sanctions against Russia, and continues to import large quantities of Russian gas. The United States was extremely unhappy with this and warned Turkey several times, but the Turkish side did not give in. At present, the amount of money between Russia and Turkey continues to rise, how can the United States sit idly by? In order to prevent Russian-Turkish relations from continuing to warm up, the United States finally intervened.
The U.S. intervention is clearly motivated by concerns about Russian-Turkish relations and out of consideration of its own interests. Will the frequent interaction between Russia and Turkey have a negative impact on the regional strategy of the United States? Will the U.S. intervention add uncertainty to the regional situation? This is an issue that needs to be dug into.
There are unpredictable circumstances in the sky, and people have good and bad luck. Against the backdrop of growing Russian-Turkish intimacy, the United States does not want to see the situation continue to develop, so it takes decisive action. According to Turkey's "Free Press", the United States has completed the review process for Turkey's purchase of F-16 fighters, and plans to provide Turkey with 40 new F-16 fighters, as well as modernization kits, with a total amount of about $23 billion. However, the United States, citing "large order quantities", claimed that deliveries could be delayed until 2028. Turkey's long-standing plan to buy F-16 fighter jets has led the United States to halt arms sales and remove them from the F-35 program list because of the purchase of Russian S-400 air defense systems. Now, although the United States has agreed to export F-16 fighters to Turkey, it has set a time suspense.
What is the purpose of this US move, which is actually writing a "blank check" to Turkey? Will such a delay lead to subsequent variables? Will the U.S. backtrack in the future? This series of questions deserves our serious consideration.
In the international political arena, power wrestling and conflicts of interest are staged all the time. The intricate relationship between the United States, Turkey, and Russia has been unfolded in a series of diplomatic battles. Carlson's interview behavior shook the international community, and Turkey's close exchanges with Russia triggered uncertainties in the regional situation. The U.S. intervention means that the regional pattern will usher in new challenges. In the face of this diplomatic chess game, we cannot predict its development trend, and only by continuing to pay attention can we gain insight into the mysteries and grasp the general trend of diplomacy.