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Russia is increasing military cooperation in Africa, while Iran seeks to expand political influence. Meanwhile, Ankara is leveraging defense exports and drone technology to expand its own global reach.

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Russia is increasing military cooperation in Africa, while Iran seeks to expand political influence. Meanwhile, Ankara is leveraging defense exports and drone technology to expand its own global reach.

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  1. Russia provides security guarantees to African allies and strengthens its relationship with the Syrian regime.Sub-event
  2. Arms exports are targeting African and Middle Eastern clients, while information warfare exposes Russian military weaknesses.Sub-event
  3. Ankara is adjusting its strategic calculations in response to ongoing instability in the Red Sea.Sub-event
  4. Russia, Iran, and Ankara are involved in geopolitical shifts affecting Africa through military cooperation and defense exports.1 source

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