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Despite the opposition of Turkish President Erdogan, Swedish Foreign Minister Ann Linde signed this morning the historic application of her country.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
“We did what we thought was best for Sweden<\/em>“, She added, while adding that she can not say for sure when the membership will happen but said that she expects it to last up to a year.<\/p>\n Finland and Sweden have decided to end a decades-long policy of neutrality amid growing concerns in the two Nordic countries following the Russian occupation of Ukraine.<\/p>\n “Do not tire at all to come to Ankara and try to convince us to change our mind about your NATO membership”;<\/em> Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s message to Finland and Sweden was sharp.<\/p>\n <\/strong>“They are saying they will come to Turkey. Will they come to convince us? Forgive us, but do not take the trouble. We will not say “yes” to those countries that apply to join NATO, which is a security organization, have meanwhile imposed military sanctions on Turkey. “I want to say something strong and clear: neither of these two countries has had a firm stance against terrorist organizations,” he said.<\/strong><\/p>\n The Turkish leader described Sweden as an “incubation center for terrorist organizations”, claiming that some members of its parliament support the Kurdistan Workers’ Party.<\/p>\n The Kurdistan Workers’ Party, which has been in revolt against Turkey since 1984, is considered a terrorist organization by Turkey, the United States and the European Union.<\/p>\n \n<\/p>\n top channel
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