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Türkiye, Algeria, Syria, Libya and Egypt should form a strategic alliance against the US Mediterranean aggression

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"Western Great Powers have heavily used the Mediterranean Sea in their colonial campaigns and strategic dimensions at the expense of non-Western countries in the Mediterranean Zone. No one but America gains from any aggressive military action. America profited from the invasion of Iraq, profited from its attitude towards Syria, profited from  Libya, etc. That's why every country should take this seriously, especially those in the Mediterranean region that need to cooperate more. Türkiye, Algeria, Syria, Libya, and Egypt— all these countries should be strategic allies, and they should be in greater consensus with each other instead of getting into conflicts. The exploitation of petroleum and gas, which are some of the main issues that Mediterranean countries face, should be studied seriously. They should be solved politically instead of engaging in wars and conflicts with each other; if not, in the end, the winner will be America and European countries."

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Debeche, S. (2023). Türkiye, Algeria, Syria, Libya and Egypt should form a strategic alliance against the US Mediterranean aggression. (Işıkgün Akfırat, Interviewer). BRIQ Belt &  Road Initiative Quarterly, 4(2), 50-57.

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