Sweden, Finland and Turkey hold NATO talks, agree to more meetings
"We see that Turkey recognized that both Sweden and Finland have taken concrete steps in this agreement, which is a good sign."
STOCKHOLM/ISTANBUL — Turkey has acknowledged that Sweden and Finland have taken concrete steps to meet Ankara’s concerns over their bids to join NATO and the three will hold further meetings, Sweden’s chief negotiator in the accession process said on Thursday.
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