234Статья поступила в редакцию 05.04.2021.
Аннотация. После начала “арабской весны” и особенно после 2014 г. безопасность занимает все более важное место в российско-турецких отношениях, а необходимость сотрудничества для снижения угроз безопасности стала движущей силой сближения Москвы и Анкары после кризиса 2015 г. Такое смещение приоритетов в двусторонних отношениях следует рассматривать не только как реакцию на возникшие угрозы внутренней и внешней безопасности двух стран (в том числе в пространстве их “общего соседства”), но и как следствие произошедших изменений в стратегической ориентации России и Турции после окончания холодной войны.
Ключевые слова: Россия, Турция, НАТО, безопасность, Евразия, Ближний Восток, региональные конфликты
Статья опубликована при поддержке проекта “Влияние политики Ирана и Турции на трансформацию Ближнего Востока и постсоветского пространства” факультета мировой экономики и мировой политики НИУ ВШЭ.
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