Turkey’s President Erdogan is “upset”. He says US President Biden has opened a “deep wound” between their two countries. To heal it Biden must reverse his decision to describe the 1915 massacre of Christian Armenians in the Ottoman Empire as genocide.
And if he doesn’t? Well, Erdogan will be forced to “implement the new practices required by the new level to which our relations have fallen.”
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