It's really over for the liberal international order. To me it's obvious that both China and India want to expand their borders as well and they need Russia's silence, or support, when the time comes. This - combined with the fact that the Gulf states are seeking better relations with Russia - is effectively the beginning of a new world order. One where the US will be increasingly impotent. Turkey is more or less on Russia's side as well. Ukraine has begged the Turks to close the Black Sea to Russian ships, but they're refusing to do it. I think Erdogan now knows Turkey's future is not with the West. He might actually lose the next election and he needs good friends in other autocratic countries that will side with him if he's forced to use "undemocratic" measures to stay in power. Erdogan knows the West wants him gone. He knows the EU will never accept his legitimacy as an autocrat. Because of this Turkey will become a serious liability for Europe in the future. Not only will it become more pro-Putin, but it will also have the ability to open the floodgates when it comes to immigration. Instead of Russia being surrounded by hostile states, the EU will be surrounded. This is even happening in Africa. Mali is kicking out the French and replacing them with Russian mercenaries. The next decade will be very interesting. Will Europe continue to tie its fate to the decaying American empire? Or will there be a resurgence of European independence?

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https://edition.cnn.com/2022/02/25/business/wheat-russia-china-intl-hnk/index.html

https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/india-abstains-from-unsc-resolution-against-russian-aggression/article65086487.ece