Sept. 11 rearranges alliances: Russian-Iranian-Armenian front was cracked by a U.S. attempt

Ayla Gol

Sept. 11 rearranges alliances: Russian-Iranian-Armenian front was cracked by a U.S. attempt

Ayla Gol

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The former alliances started to be moved in the aftermath of the Sept. 11, attacks on the United States, Dr. Ayla Gol said that, Washington managed to crack the Russian-Armenian-Iranian alliance getting into a closer military relationship with Yerevan. In an interview with the Turkish Daily News, Gol, who is a young and promising academic, suggested more steps should be taken by Turkey, to follow a balanced policy on the Caucasus in the new political environment. Turkey should leave its pro-Azerbaijani policies, and should play a more active role in the region.

Original language	English
Publisher	Hürriyet Daily News
Publication status	Published - 23 Apr 2002

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