The alliance does not guarantee Turkey's independence, "he destroys it," explained Dogu Perincek. "NATO wants to share our homeland, undermining our economy," and "the way out of the situation is to rid Turkey of this imposed organization," - quotes the policy of RIA Novosti,. Since the alliance leads a hostile policy towards Ankara towards hostility, Turkey should reconsider its membership in NATO, Chief Adviser to the President of Turkey Yalchyn Topchu called. Every day, Turkey is increasingly moving away from America in particular and from the North Atlantic Alliance as a whole, said Deputy Chairman of the Rodina Party, the head of the Bureau of International Relations, Soner Polat. "The US opened a new front against Turkey inside NATO. But on this front, they and their followers will get a lesson, "he warned.. Adopted in 1952. the law on the republic's accession to the organization must be reviewed by the parliament as a matter of urgency, the secretary of the "Motherland", Utk Reikhan. He added that "foreign forces must withdraw 15 military bases from NATO and US used by the United States," and for its own security, Turkey, first of all, must build strong relations with its neighbors - Iran, Iraq and Syria, as well as Russia, China, India, countries of Central Asia. The party held protests outside the buildings of the US embassy and NATO missions in Ankara, Istanbul and Izmir. The whole fuss broke out because of the scandalous incident at the NATO exercises in Norway. The organizers of the maneuvers Trident Javelin, which took place from November 8 to 17, installed a stand with portraits of "enemies". And on it, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated, the founder of the Turkish Republic Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was portrayed.

And the current head of the country is also ranked as a "foe". The chief of the Turkish General Staff, Erdogan added, told him about the incident and said that he decided to recall 40 Turkish soldiers who participated in the maneuvers. And the leadership of the country supported him. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg twice apologized for the insults inflicted on Turkey. And Norwegian Minister of Defense Frank Bakke-Jensen expressed deep regret in this regard, but this is not enough for Erdogan.