The conflict in Ukraine has led to “a new era of cold war” with the consequences poised to last for decades, the Turkish president's spokesperson Ibrahim Kalin has warned.
Taking to Twitter on Wednesday to make his gloomy forecast, Ibrahim Kalin stated that the “Ukrainian crisis continues to deepen.” The search for “a new balance of power,” along with “short-term-benefit calculations,” in his opinion, in the medium and long-term perspective will cause “great strategic losses and human drama.”
“We have entered a new era of cold war. The effects of this war will last for decades,” he wrote.
Kalin has been the press secretary to his country's leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan, since 2014.
