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Turkiye must be 'included' in Europe security structures: Erdogan ahead of Nato summit

Turkey’s Erdogan pushes for deeper EU-NATO security ties amid shifting alliances

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called for Turkiye’s full integration into European defense structures ahead of the upcoming NATO summit. His remarks emphasize the need to maintain a balanced security approach, including engagement with Russia, to strengthen collective defense mechanisms.

The *Daily Sabah* and *i24NEWS* frame the demand as essential for NATO’s cohesion, while *Dawn* underscores Turkiye’s insistence on inclusion in European security frameworks. Watch for reactions from NATO allies, particularly the U.S. and EU, on whether Turkiye’s demands will be formally addressed at the summit.

Any shift in alliance dynamics could reshape regional security priorities, especially regarding Russia’s influence.

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Quick answers

What specific security structures is Erdogan referring to?

Coverage does not specify exact frameworks, but references include broader European defense initiatives and NATO’s collective security mechanisms.

Is the U.S. withdrawing from NATO?

Reuters reports Turkiye states NATO is adjusting to the security landscape, but does not confirm a U.S. withdrawal.

How might this affect Russia’s role in NATO discussions?

*Daily Sabah* suggests Erdogan’s stance aims to keep Russia ‘in play’ as part of a balanced security strategy, though no details on policy changes are provided.

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