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Erdogan on Trump's Win: Improved US-Turkey Relations?

Turkish President Erdogan discusses his expectations for US-Turkey relations under a second Trump administration, addressing issues such as the F-35 program, the conflict in Ukraine, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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What are Erdogan's views on Trump's potential role in resolving the ongoing conflict in Ukraine?: Erdogan expressed hope that a Trump presidency might lead to a resolution of the conflict in Ukraine, contrasting it with the perceived stalemate under the Biden administration.
How does Erdogan plan to engage with the incoming Trump administration on key foreign policy issues?: Erdogan anticipates utilizing "phone diplomacy" with Trump to navigate challenges such as the US withdrawal from Syria and support for the YPG, and the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
What are some of the major points of contention between Turkey and the United States that Erdogan mentioned?: Erdogan mentioned past disagreements over F-35 jets and the S-400 system, indicating a desire to address these issues constructively in the new era with Trump.
What is Erdogan's perspective on how a second Trump presidency could affect the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?: Erdogan believes a Trump presidency could positively impact the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, potentially leading to a resolution through Trump's influence and mediation.
What were Erdogan's initial reactions and comments following Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election?: Following Trump's win, Erdogan spoke of their phone conversation, expressing optimism for improved Turkey-US relations. Erdogan extended an invitation to Trump to visit Turkey, hoping to strengthen cooperation.

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