New Delhi : Reports from international media indicate that large-scale protests have erupted in Turkey ahead of the upcoming NATO summit.
According to these reports, a significant number of demonstrators gathered in Istanbul, voicing opposition to the NATO. The protests come just days before a crucial two-day summit scheduled to begin in Ankara, the capital of Turkey, on Tuesday.
The summit is expected to bring together leaders from NATO member states to discuss a wide range of pressing global and regional issues. Key agenda items include the ongoing war in Ukraine, NATO’s long-term strategic direction, rising defence spending commitments among member countries, and broader European security concerns.
In addition, developments in the Middle East are also likely to feature in discussions, as the alliance continues to assess geopolitical tensions and their impact on global stability.
Authorities in Turkey are closely monitoring the situation as the summit approaches, given its significance for regional diplomacy and international security coordination.