The Ottoman naval race that could trigger war in 1920

Greece receives Salamis and continues buying fewer ships, while the Ottoman Empire completes its own capital-ship orders to preserve numerical superiority. Russia's simultaneous expansion of its Black Sea Fleet adds another competitor. Trying to answer both rivals could bankrupt an already fragile Ottoman state even as the new ships became outclassed by later foreign designs. Fiscal collapse could then turn into civil war and invite neighboring states to intervene for territory. That disintegration supplies a very different and specifically naval-linked ignition point for a wider conflict around 1920.