"On the one hand, there is the United States, which has built its policy on assuring Turkey's defeat in Syria for the past five years. On the other hand, there is Russia, whose cruelty has been tested and confirmed, but with whom partnership in the field and at the table has allowed for progress," the newspaper said.
According to some observers, the NATO head would urge Turkey to scrap the Russian S-400 missile deal, a move that Turkey is not expected to make.
"Turkey needs a modern air defense system for its national security, the S-400 won't be integrated to the NATO system (because of compatibility problems), but it will surely be a deterrent against rogue groups or countries which may constitute a ballistic threat to Turkey," said Ismayil.
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