shade
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It's not chauvinism, "regime change" happens in many countries, starting from the cold war era, US themselves sponsoring regime change of even "allied" countries isn't unheard off during the Cold War era.The difference btw CAATSA sanctions and the theory of 'dethroning and rioting' is one has been legitimately institutionalised (Turkey) and other a mere thought out of chauvinism.
Modi, Erdogan, Netanyahu, Viktor Orban are all on the menu so to speak of the "liberal and progressive" powers that be.
Most recently a stunt like this could be seen in Bulgaria, don't know what become of that later though.
Bulgaria is one of the last CIS countries that is still allied with the RusFed.
We will never get sanctioned, chill, Erdogan is being a thorn in the side of the West as a whole, which is why he is being "punished" in this way.
His numerous stunts in the Mediterranean, in Syria, in the recent Azeri-Armenian war and in the Turkish Republic itself haven't gone unnoticed.
We have been """"good boys""""" on the other hand from the US PoV, a souring of relations over some missile batteries isn't worth it.
They were actually based troops wise( not necessarily equipment wise ) during Korean War, now they are based in terms of equipment but about troops it remains to be seen.Fuck chongs but this was incredibly based.