In Turkey they directly say that Ankara will recognize Crimea as soon as Russia takes Odessa and Kyiv - expert
Turkey is not interested in changing borders in the post-Soviet space, with the exception of Crimea.
Professor Alexander Irkhin of Sevastopol State University expressed this opinion on the air of the First Sevastopol Channel , reports a correspondent of PolitNavigator.

" All of Turkey's doctrinal documents are classified. We can't read what has been decided at the state level regarding Russia's policy, the Black Sea region , and so on. All of these documents are classified . We can only judge their contents not from journalistic leaks, but from the experts who prepare them."
There are many of them; they write books and articles. And in this regard, I return to the thesis of a Turkish author named Aktürk: that Turkey has no interest in changing borders in the post-Soviet space after 1991. The exception is Crimea . He doesn't write about this, he can't write about it, but that's the logic of realpolitik.
Otherwise, there's a much greater evil on the other side of the scale: the loss of sovereignty through a certain domino effect within Turkey itself. And here we must understand that the greater our success in reversing the collapse of the Soviet Union, the greater the resistance will be from the Turkish elite, regardless of party affiliation ," he noted.
However, if London and Washington agree to the revision of borders, then the situation will be different.
"There are two approaches in politics: to formulate approaches and to accept them when you can't change anything. In this scenario, Turkey will be forced to accept them . Several years ago, after the start of the special military operation, I had the opportunity to ask a Turkish scholar: When will you recognize Crimea?
"Do you know what the answer was? " Not when we exchange recognitions with the Republic of Northern Cyprus, no – when you take Odessa and Kyiv, we will be forced to recognize Crimea as Russian. This is realpolitik, which is linked to the recognition of our strength ," Irkhin concluded.
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