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Comment: Turkey continues to be a wild card in the Middle East, with its NATO membership, but continuing to have friendly relations with Russia. Erdogan is very conscious of the strategic importance of his country to both sides, and has been pressing Turkey's advantages with each. The fact that Erdogan was nearly unseated by a coup that was covertly backed by the US has surely soured him on the West, whereas Russia has proven a reliable actor with which to do business. It will not be a surprise to see Turkey gradually edging more eastward in it relations.