Russia and Turkey are getting closer, thanks largely to the United States imposing sanctions on both and confirming, yet again, the old adage that nothing is permanent in politics.
Turkey and Russia have come a long way, since ties nosedived after Turkish forces shot down a Russian fighter jet in 2015 with both countries on the opposite sides of the conflict in Syria.
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