Turkey has made a 180 degree turn that started yesterday with the congratulatory letter of its foreign minister Turkey’s Mevlut Cavusogluto his Greek counterpart, culminated in the letter from Recep Tayyip Erdogan to Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.

Internationalists and analysts “see” this change positively from the Turkish side, howeveraccording to SKAI’s correspondent in Istanbul, Manolis Kostidis, no one can predict what stance he will take after the Turkish elections.

“No one can predict what will happen after the election if he is re-elected. Because he is the same one who accused the Egyptian president and the prime minister of Israel, the leaders of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, and then they became friends.” reports Manolis Kostidis in SKAI’s main news bulletin.

“What happened with March 25 is impressive as he was accused by many of promoting the idea of ​​neo-Ottomanism and he comes and sends a congratulatory message to Kyriakos Mitsotakis in the Greek revolution against the Ottomans” points out.

At the same time, the SKAI correspondent clarifies that this change of attitude towards Greece will in no way be reflected in the referendum and comments that for Erdogan this conversion is also a “necessity solution”.

“Turkey needs financial help from the West, the earthquake cost about 100 billion. It has already received the 6 billion from the EU and the West, it needs investment after the elections, it needs re-election so it also needs the support of the Americans and the West, it needs F16 as the Turkish air force has older fighters than the countries have of the region, including Greece. So it was also a necessary solution, analysts say, and it brought about this great change” ends up.