Ankara has left the door open to Stockholm’s bid to join NATO if it shows will and determination, Türkiye's presidential spokesperson Ibrahim Kalin says
Last June, Finland and Sweden signed a memorandum with Türkiye to address Ankara’s security concerns.
Sweden's new government is "sincere and diligent in this regard. But it does not have enough instruments to take legal action," to address Türkiye's security concerns, he said. The law will come into effect in June, said Kalin, adding that then "we'll see how fast they can move."Ankara's security concerns
Meanwhile, asked about the sale of F-16 jets and modernisation kits, Kalin underlined that the jets would strengthen not only Türkiye but NATO. Meanwhile, Sweden passed an anti-terror law last November, hoping that Ankara would approve Stockholm’s bid to join the NATO alliance. The new law, which will go into force on June 1, will allow Swedish authorities to prosecute individuals who support terror organisations.'Strong pro-war climate in Washington'
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