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Essentially, the non-Turkic side of Anatolian Turks is almost in line with the Greek Islanders, Anatolians, and South Caucasians in modern terms, of course. Similar statements can be made regarding Balkan Turks. Meanwhile, our Turkic side resembles populations that is between Turkmens and Uzbeks. I won't delve deeper into it as it's difficult to explain, and I'm attempting to simplify it. Nonetheless, the Turkic ancestry of Turks isn't a single entity, nor is the Anatolian side. Even the East Eurasian ancestry of Turkics isn't either. Though if we leave all that aside, it can be said that both Anatolian and Balkan Turks are regionally, and on average, homogeneous, in fact.
I don't understand why random individuals deliberately try to categorize Turks as a West Asian, Middle Eastern, or as a European nation. We are neither West Asian, Middle Eastern, nor we are European; we are Turks, and nothing else.
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