Turkey and Iran’s aim to boost bilateral trade to $30 billion could have significant implications for the West.

This development may challenge Western influence, as both countries seek to enhance economic cooperation amidst geopolitical tensions.

For the U.S., this partnership could complicate efforts to isolate Iran economically and politically, especially concerning nuclear negotiations and regional stability.

Additionally, it may affect Western energy interests, as Turkey seeks to diversify its energy sources and reduce dependency on Russia

Erdogan cannot be trusted. He was at Putin feet a few years ago. He made deals with US for F 16?

Where does it lead to forming new alliances.

is Turkey joining Chinese block?