Although Turkey's army is the second largest force in NATO with its 750,000-strong military contingent, it is not as powerful as it seems, Russian journalist and political analyst Evgeni Krutikov notes.
Thursday, 28 July 2016
Paper Tiger: Why Turkish Army is Not as Strong as It Seems
Paper Tiger: Why Turkish Army is Not as Strong as It Seems
While the Turkish Army is known as the second largest force in NATO, Russian political analyst Evgeni Krutikov suggests that it resembles nothing so much as a "paper tiger." The analyst notes that in the wake of the attempted military coup the country's army could be considerably weakened.
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