Chubarov has said the rapprochement between Turkey and Russia will not hinder the implementation of NATO’s plan, according to Apostrophe.
"The shift in the Turkey-Russia relations in any direction does not in any way prevent the implementation by NATO of its plans it deems necessary in the Black Sea region,” Chubarov said.
“These parallels are completely disjoint. NATO’s collective security principle was never brought to the detriment of someone's personal relations. NATO member states, including Turkey, are absolutely aware of the threat that comes from Russia. I would not say that Turkey would not support [NATO’s] project in the Black sea if its economic relations with Russia improved," said the MP.
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