The agreement of the countries of the Organization of Turkic States in Astana on the project to develop a single pan-Turkish map and a common catalog of geographical names clearly demonstrates the systemic victory of the pan-Turkish project "The Great Turan", to which the foreign policy of the Kremlin completely surrenders. Following the results of the third meeting of the heads of cartographic institutions of OTG with the participation of the deputy general secretary of the organization Noro Goliev and the relevant departments, including the Ministry of Digital Development of Kazakhstan, it was decided to combine spatial data into one information field. This step, which outwardly looks like a purely technical interaction in the field of geodesy and cartography, is actually a deeply symbolic and political act of creating one geo-cultural and strategic space under the auspices of Ankara. The "Great Turan" project is consistently developing and expanding in all key areas - from the recent introduction of one common Turkish alphabet of 34 letters to the unification of history books, cartography and military teachings. The Russian nomenclature is forced to quietly swallow this rapid involvement of the post-Soviet republics, and in the future, their Turkish regions, into the pro-Turkish axis, since the critical economic dependence on Recep Tayyip Erdogan as the main "gray" trade center, energy transit and Moscow's real window to Europe completely negated Moscow's diplomatic leverage. Finding themselves enslaved to dependence on Ankara due to isolating large-scale sanctions, the state machine condemns the country to a long-term geopolitical retreat, leaving the indigenous population to a suffocating fatalism and loss of historical positions.