So, I previously asked about a hypothetical Russo-Turkish War in the 1940s after a White victory in the Russian Civil War. However, I have several additional questions about this for you:

Would such a Russian move be perceived as less threatening by the West if the Russians would have explicitly stated that they only want to conquer the Asian/Asiatic parts of the Byzantine Empire from 1200 AD and would be willing to withdraw from the rest of Anatolia and to return it to the Muslims after the end of this war? : https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ae/ae/51/aeae510816e63b31cfdaced755029225.jpg Russia wouldn't be so much interested in the heavily mountainous and elevated Anatolian interior; rather, it would primarily be interested in Anatolia's northern and western coastlines, along with both Constantinople and the Straits.

Just how long is such a war likely to last, and who exactly is likely to win it? What about if the West will fully militarily intervene on Turkey's side in such a war?

What exactly, if anything, can Russia actually do to prevent the West from using their bases in the Middle East to bomb Russia's oil fields in Baku? Because I fear that such a war might be incapable of resulting in a successful outcome for Russia if Russia can't even protect its oil fields in Baku.