Erdogan hints at larger nuclear partnership with Russia, unsettling Turkey's allies
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is signalling a move to expand nuclear power cooperation with Russia, just as his country’s first Russian-built nuclear station prepares to go live later this year. The deepening partnership is likely to unsettle Turkey’s western allies.
Where: Iran, South Korea, United States, Turkey, Istanbul, Ukraine, Moscow, Russia
Exact coordinates
iran: 32.430, 53.690
south korea: 35.910, 127.770
united states: 37.090, -95.710
turkey: 38.960, 35.240
istanbul: 41.010, 28.980
ukraine: 48.380, 31.170
moscow: 55.760, 37.620
russia: 61.520, 105.320
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