Russia attempted to expand BRICS by inviting Saudi Arabia and Turkey to strengthen the bloc's influence on the international stage and counter pressure from Western countries. However, both countries rejected the offer. Saudi Arabia feared worsening relations with the USA, while Turkey preferred to maintain strategic independence and avoid rigid alliances. This rejection highlighted the challenges Russia faces in expanding BRICS, where the diverse interests of potential members complicate the formation of a unified and strong coalition.
12/31/2024 2:12:39 PM (GMT+1)
Russia attempted to expand BRICS by inviting Saudi Arabia and Turkey, but both countries rejected the offer, fearing consequences for their relations with the USA and strategic independence ❌
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