Turkey against atomic weapons: strategical games with ambiguity

In media speeches in February this year, abroad Minister Hakan Fidan suggested that global conditions could prompt Turkey to get atomic weapons. Ankara's unrest gives birth to a possible atomic arms race in the mediate East and the possible disintegration of the non-proliferation government due to the concerns of European and Asian allies of the United States about the actuality of American safety guarantees. Fidan's words sparked a debate in Turkey, where they were perceived as an effort to play a strategical ambiguity.