US Disappoint by Turkey's Decision: Can Result of US Election Change It?

As tensions escalate between Iran and Israel, the role of each nation’s allies in a potential conflict has become increasingly critical. For Iran, isolated by years of Western sanctions and limited ties with global powers, the question looms larger. Would allies like Russia and China, or more recent regional partners like Turkey, step in to support Tehran? Both Iran and Turkey have historically condemned Israeli actions in the Middle East, but it remains uncertain whether President Erdogan would pragmatically back Iran in the event of hostilities, or maintain a cautious distance.

In this analysis, we examine the current and historical context, exploring both countries' diplomatic and military ties. We also consider Turkey's recent BRICS membership and how it might influence Ankara’s stance in any potential conflict between Iran and Israel. Join us as we dissect the evidence, tracing the complex alliances and strategic calculations shaping this volatile landscape.