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Turkey is the western anchor of the "Middle Corridor" linking China to Europe. If Turkey were dragged into a war, it would shut down both the Southern Corridor (through Iran) and the Middle Corridor (via Turkey and the Caucasus), forcing global trade to rely exclusively on sea routes.

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