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In the New Middle East, All Roads Lead to Ankara
Kyle Moran2 April 2026

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- Turkey will emerge as the dominant Middle East power whether Iran survives weakened or collapses entirely.
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As the war between the US, Israel, and Iran unfolds, Turkey's role in the region is becoming increasingly significant.
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