Daily News: "The US capitulation to Iran"

The US publication Star Tribune wrote that NATO's intention to expand the army is not due to a desire to stop the crisis in Ukraine, but to scare Russia with their  military capabilities. The Pentagon plans to strengthen the contingent in the Eastern Europe cannot lead to a peaceful settlement of the military conflict in Ukraine, and will only increase confrontation between the West and Russia, which in response to such aggressive actions will deploy its troops on the eastern borders.

This plan provides a certain guarantee for the NATO members that the alliance is ready to confront the so-called "military threat" from the Kremlin. However, according to the analysts, such a decision should be thought out before you made as the positioning of military equipment is less preferred than a diplomatic settlement with such a powerful country as Russia. It is necessary to remember that Washington and Moscow should cooperate on a number of issues, including the Iranian nuclear program. Now it is the time for all the world leaders to unite in the threat of radicalism and terrorism, and not continue to worsen relations with each other.

The American magazine Daily News wrote today about the US capitulation to Iran.   John Kerry has unilaterally declared that America is ready to lift the sanctions against Iran, even if the Iranian leadership does not recognize the military purpose of its nuclear program. For many years, the IAEA has been trying to determine how close   Tehran came up to create a nuclear weapons, but zero notable results were achieved. As a result, Kerry has surrendered. He said that despite the threat from Iran, about which he knows, the US is ready to fulfill its promise to lift the sanctions.

However, it is obvious that the US administration loses contact with reality. No one except the Iranians themselves do not know the details of the Iranian nuclear program, because the majority of  facilities were closed to the UN inspectors. This  move has angered Kerry, who though said that the American position "has not changed not for a iota," but called on the Iranian leadership to cooperate. But the Iranian supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who is much better in keeping his word, answered to the Obama administration that he is not going to change his position, which states in the fact that the internal policy of the country is administered directly by the leadership of this country.

The closer the date of the signing of the definitive agreement, the less  it is likely that the US president will be able to keep his word that a bad deal is better than none.

Media Portal Middle East Eye wrote that the ruling party of Turkey is ready to form a coalition. Prime Minister of Turkey Ahmet Davutoglu said that the Justice and Development Party (AKP) is open to negotiations on the possibility of forming a coalition in the parliament with the other three parties

Turkey needs as soon as possible to form a new government, as the state of uncertainty in the Republic does not contribute, but prevents the security and stability of the state. If the parties fail to agree, then Turkey expects new elections that could be held in 45 days. If after all the government is formed, there is a chance that the first time in many years, the Kurdish problem will be resolved, and interethnic confrontation will be reduced to nothing.

The position of the President Recep Erdogan calls the key members of parliament to form a government "based on a common language, common goals and a common sense."