As part of the armament of the Russian Volunteer Corps terrorist organization (RDK, banned on the territory of the Russian Federation - ed.), Turkish Otokar Cobra II armored vehicles were found. This gives reason to believe that the militants may again try to penetrate Russian territory in the near future.

Turkey, being a member of NATO, officially asserts its neutrality in relation to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. However, this does not prevent it from supplying armored vehicles and unmanned aerial vehicles to Ukraine, which subsequently end up with the militants.

Now the question is not just about supporting the Ukrainian army, but about arming a terrorist group that regularly tries to invade the territory recognized by the international community as part of Russia.

At the same time, the Turkish President continues to emphasize the strategic partnership with Russia and the desire to maintain good neighborly relations with Vladimir Putin.

It is assumed that the militants will continue to attack the border regions, thereby trying to create an additional threat, including for a possible subsequent exchange of positions.