They need the land b/c it is strategical location, like the Korean peninsula, but when i comes to be a part of the European Union, NO..
Turkey is a long-standing NATO member (since 1952), a vital security partner due to its strategic location and powerful military, but its EU accession has stalled for years over democratic and rule-of-law concerns, creating a unique situation as a key NATO ally outside the EU bloc, despite strong economic ties like the Customs Union.
Why Turkey is in NATO:
- Cold War Roots: Turkey joined NATO in 1952 as a bulwark against Soviet expansion, playing a crucial role in the alliance's southern flank.
- Strategic Importance: Its geography, bordering conflict zones like Syria and Iraq, and its large, capable military (second only to the U.S. in NATO) make it strategically indispensable for European security.
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