hyperman
INT'L MOD
My Friend.. Turkey is an Ally to America and Israel, It doesn't do anything without US approval, The Turkish Population is very much anti-Israel, but the Admin in Turkey is Pro-Israel, or very least neutral. The old man is chatting simply to subdue his public, If Turkey wanted they could cut off Energy to Israel in seconds, but they don't.
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Oh yes, a simplistic picture says everything. lol

All trade between Turkey and Israel has been cancelled.
Turkey halts all trade with Israel over military actions in Gaza
Turkey has announced that it is suspending all imports and exports to Israel over its ongoing military action in Gaza.
Türkiye imposes a total export and import ban against Israel
On May 2, 2024, the Ministry of Trade of Türkiye announced on its official X account that Türkiye implements complete export and import restriction against Israel effective immediately. This decision was made following the export restriction imposed on April 9, 2024 by Türkiye against Israel...
sanctionsnews.bakermckenzie.com
There is no "cut off energy to Israel", Turkey does not export its own oil and gas, its only a transport country, there are no oil or gas pipeline to Israel. I know you are referencing the Azerbaijan pipeline but that pipeline Turkey has very little control over, the oil is bought by third party sellers and then exported elsewhere, there is no way to stop that other than ban all exports of oil air gas from Turkish oil and gas terminals, which is not reasonable. And it wouldn't affect Israel in the least bit, but it would harm Turkish relations with Azerbaijan. The Azeris would simply use Georgian ports to offload the oil bypassing Turkey, and even without Azeri oil, Oil is an elastic commodity there is no real way to prevent someone from buying it, b/c the market just shifts, its why European bans on Russian oil have done nothing, but reroute supplies either to Asia, or via asia, back to Europe. The Israelis would just buy Russian oil of which there is a glut of on the market.
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