Sweden can prepare for NATO membership. Turkish President Erdogan ends resistance to the Scandinavian country. This was announced by NATO chief Stoltenberg during a press conference in Vilnius, where the NATO summit will begin tomorrow.
Türkiye and Sweden agreed on a bilateral deal tonight. “This is a historic step. Sweden’s accession makes us stronger and more secure,” says Stoltenberg. ‘It’s good for all of us, Turkey also benefits as a colleague. Now we can move forward, and this can go to the Turkish parliament for ratification.’
Earlier today, it appeared that Turkey would continue to block Sweden’s possible membership. Erdogan has stated that he wants EU membership in exchange for Sweden’s approval of NATO membership.
Source: BNR
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