Sweden Shouldn’t Expect Turkey Support in NATO Bid, Erdogan Says
1004 Monday, 23 January, 2023, 21:24 Turkey won’t support Sweden’s bid to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday, venting anger at burning of Islam’s holy book in the Swedish capital of Stockholm. “If you cannot show this respect, then sorry but you will not see any support from us on the NATO issue,” Erdogan said in Ankara, speaking after a cabinet meeting. “Don’t expect such support from us,” Erdogan said, referring to Turkey’s stance on the prospective membership of Sweden and Finland in the military alliance. An agreement reached at the NATO summit in Madrid in June allowed Sweden and Finland’s membership bids to move ahead. But Turkey refused to ratify the bids and its position has changed little since then. |
U.S. and Israel Meet to Discuss Rafah Operation
521Yesterday, 01:18Bride dies at own wedding in freak tragedy in front of traumatised family
73417.04.2024, 22:18#Times: London, Yerevan hold talks on sending illegal migrants to Armenia
99515.04.2024, 12:06Iran may attack Israel on Sunday morning — Al Jazeera
117313.04.2024, 23:48Japan's Population Falls for 13th Straight Year
105412.04.2024, 23:30U.S. restricts employees’ travel as Iran vows revenge on Israel
108112.04.2024, 21:24,,We cannot allow any presence of Azerbaijani armed servicemen in the vicinity of our communities and on the roads,,: Arman Tatoyan (photo)
72209.04.2024, 22:48The Israeli Police yet again showing bias against the Armenian community of Jerusalem (photo)
73309.04.2024, 21:24