Turkey, Ukraine to come to loggerheads over Crimea in some ten years

PanARMENIAN.Net - Turkey and Ukraine to come to loggerheads over Crimea in some ten years, a Russian intelligence veteran said.



"Turkey is determined to gain the Crimea back. It's not a secret for Russia, Europe and Ukraine itself. The only question is when," Igor Berkut said. "By 2017 Muslims will make two thirds of the Crimean population. The semi-island risks becoming a second Chechnya."



As long as Turkey exists, it will never accept that the Crimea, a part of the Ottoman Empire, belongs to Ukraine, according to him.
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