- Finland’s foreign minister says there are “no hidden agreements” regarding accession to Nato.
- Turkey’s president claimed Sweden had agreed to extradite 73 individuals to Turkey as part of the agreement.
- Sweden’s FM Ann Linde stated that there have been no official extradition requests from Turkey.
There are “no hidden agreements” between Sweden, Finland, and Turkey regarding the Nordic countries’ accession to Nato, Finland’s foreign minister has said after Turkey’s leader claimed he had received additional promises to support their membership.
On the eve of the Madrid conference last week, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan lifted his veto against the two countries joining Nato after the three countries agreed to a pact on matters including combating terrorism.
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