Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has raised objections to Finland and Sweden's bid for NATO membership. Erdogan said that he doesn’t have a ‘positive opinion’ of the two Nordic nations joining the military alliance.
Erdogan's remarks came a day after Helsinki announced that it would seek to join NATO. Turkey's signal also comes only days ahead of a crucial parliamentary debate in Sweden over NATO membership. The remarks indicate a significant hurdle to the two Nordic countries’ plans to join NATO.
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0:00 INTRODUCTION
1:53 WHY IS TURKEY OPPOSING FINNISH & SWEDISH NATO BIDS?
3:14 COULD TURKEY BLOCK SWEDEN & FINLAND'S NATO ENTRY?
4:07 WHY WOULD TURKEY WANT TO FAVOUR PUTIN?
5:10 HOW HAS THE WEST REACTED?
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