Turkey's Erdogan Challenges Sweden's NATO Bid, Raises Concerns for Membership

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Turkish President Erdogan stated that Turkey will not back down on its demands for Sweden's ratification of its bid to join NATO. Erdogan criticized Sweden and the United States for alleged "dirty games" and "veiled threats," without directly naming them. The remarks come ahead of negotiations between Turkish, Swedish, and NATO officials. Turkey is pushing for concrete steps against Sweden-based individuals and groups it considers terrorists, while Stockholm and NATO seek to finalize Sweden's accession to present a united front against Russia.
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