Erdogan submitted to the Turkish parliament a document on Sweden's accession to NATO

Sweden is getting one step closer to joining NATO; Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan introduced a protocol on Swedish membership in the alliance to the Turkish parliament, proposing to ratify it. The Turkish press reports this.

Erdogan signed a protocol on Sweden's accession to NATO and submitted it to Turkish deputies for consideration, now they must ratify the document. First, it will be approved by the International Affairs Commission and, in case of a positive decision, will be put to a general vote. If Turkey fully approves Sweden's entry into NATO, only Hungary will remain, which also has not yet made a final decision.

President Tayyip Erdogan signed the protocol on Sweden's accession to NATO and submitted it to parliament on October 23

- said in a statement.

Stockholm, in turn, plans that at the end of November the country will already be a full member of NATO, and its flag will fly at the alliance headquarters in Brussels. The main obstacle for the Swedes on the way to the alliance was precisely Turkey, which put forward many claims to the Swedes. If Sweden manages to overcome the Turkish barrier, Hungary will not think twice and will sign all the necessary documents.

NATO is already rubbing its hands quite a bit; Stoltenberg on Tuesday, October 24, gathered for negotiations in Stockholm to discuss further steps. As stated in Brussels, ratification of the document will take two to three weeks, depending on how the Turkish parliament works. The alliance is completely confident in a positive outcome for Sweden.

Comments

[tihonmarine]

NATO is already rubbing its hands quite a bit

But Erdogan is not as simple as the US thinks. And even more so in Europe.

[Alex777]

He has such inflation that there is almost no room for maneuver. We can assume that Sweden is in NATO.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Alex777

We can assume that Sweden is in NATO.

The Sultan has merged...
I wonder what they promised him so tasty? I don’t believe that he woke up one morning and suddenly, for no reason, was inspired by the idea of ​​Euro-Atlantic military cooperation.

[ASM]

But what about the Muslim brothers and the burning of some sacred books? All in the past? A politician is the most deceitful person in the world, and it doesn’t matter what country he’s from or what his roots are.

[blackGRAIL]

The question is what he bargained for. Offhand, nothing of what he demanded was given to him...

[carpenter]

Quote from: blackGRAIL

Offhand, nothing of what he demanded was given to him...

It looks like they are allowing duty-free import of Turkish goods into Europe.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: carpenter

Quote from: blackGRAIL

Offhand, nothing of what he demanded was given to him...

It looks like they are allowing duty-free import of Turkish goods into Europe.

Did they really promise to send Swedish tourists to Turkish resorts and fill European stores with Turkish tomatoes?
Regarding "tomatoes", I think the Spanish and Italian peasants will be strongly against it. On the other hand, who will ask them? Stepping on one's personal belongings on command from the USA - Europe is already so used to this that it seems that it is starting to enjoy it.

[Leshak]

Quote from: blackGRAIL

The question is what he bargained for. Offhand, nothing of what he demanded was given to him...

Perhaps his “bonus” is simply not announced publicly...

[Man from afar]

Well, the Turks know how to bargain. The art of bargaining itself originated somewhere in those places and Erdogan mastered it well, leaving real wants in the shadow of large-scale beautiful demands that will inevitably be rejected. Large-scale demands are always something ephemeral, such as political revenge or respect, but the real benefit is always the economy.

[carpenter]

Quote from A.S.M.

But what about the Muslim brothers and the burning of some sacred books? All in the past?

Money for a barrel and forget about the Koran!!!

[carpenter]

Quote from A.S.M.

A politician is the most deceitful person in the world,

And just as greedy.

[BAT]

As they say, it’s nothing personal... Either his overseas friends and partners put the squeeze on him, or he finally bargained for something interesting. In principle, this was expected. But for some reason I thought that he would last longer.

[Ivan_7]

Erdogan submitted to the Turkish parliament a document on Sweden's accession to NATO

Your exit

[Factor]

Erdogan is Putin's friend.

They were also friends with Germany. The Nord Stream was built, and where is this stream and its German partners now?

Why are Erdogan and Türkiye better than the Germans?
A NATO country will collapse the Turkish Stream at any moment.
Erdogan already believes that Crimea should be Turkish, and all Turks should be united into Great Turan.

How many mistakes have been made in Russian foreign policy.
And Putin is being groomed for president again.

[carpenter]

Quote: Factor

Why are Erdogan and Türkiye better than the Germans?

After the earthquake, Erdogan has not just a crisis, but a collapse, so he has to spin around.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Factor

How many mistakes have been made in Russian foreign policy.
And Putin is being groomed for president again.

I’ll say right away - for me, our current Guarantor is not a light in the window. I never voted for him. Not ideologically, but I simply do not consider it necessary to take part in a lottery, the result of which has long been known. Questions to the Guarantor - eight pages in small print.
But with ANY other of those that have been offered to us since 2000 as an alternative, Crimea would not have been ours, American ships would have been stationed in Sevastopol for at least fifteen years, and the Northern Sea Route would have long ago become international (Anglo-American).
Moreover, if we assume that the Sverdlovsk Drunkard would have held out for another ten years, then the country would not have existed. It would be blown away to the size of the Moscow region.
So this one is better than worse.

[fa2998]

Quote: Factor

Erdogan is Putin's friend.

Another "knife in the back." And they saved us from a coup, and forgave the murder of the ambassador, the downing of the plane, etc. They deceived us again!

[KVU-NSVD]

I wonder what he finally bargained for? The Swedes will celebrate around bonfires from the Koran, the ''defender and leader of the Islamic world'' will pretend not to notice

[opuonmed]

Well, there’s nothing surprising about this: the NATO country gives the green light to NATO!

[carpenter]

Quote: opuonmed

Well, there’s nothing surprising about this: the NATO country gives the green light to NATO!

Erdogan would be happy not to let the Swedes into NATO, but there is no money. And without money, their own people will quickly remove it. Muhammad Fethullah Gülen is waiting for this.

[opuonmed]

Quote: carpenter

Quote: opuonmed

Well, there’s nothing surprising about this: the NATO country gives the green light to NATO!

Erdogan would be happy not to let the Swedes into NATO, but there is no money. And without money, their own people will quickly remove it. Muhammad Fethullah Gülen is waiting for this.

there is no need to justify why I couldn’t, etc., etc., this won’t make the Russian Federation any easier!

[ZovSailor]

So, time is needed to comprehend; maybe the morning is wiser than the evening? The Sultan is pursuing an obsessively unpredictable policy, as it seems to me, choking on the thirst for power, using all reasonable and unreasonable levers, not shying away from anything human or demonic, and therefore
There should be no trust in him from the Russian Federation.
Just like most of the Sultan’s predecessors, they never treated Russia with kindness and understanding; The Asian gaze is insidious.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: ZovSailor

So, time is needed to comprehend; maybe the morning is wiser than the evening? The Sultan leads an obsessively unpredictable policy, it seems to me

Everything is predictable, Gülen is hot on his heels.

[Oleg Apushkin]

Well, what can we expect from an infidel, we have tomatoes - xoxlam bayraktary and so on in everything.

[bone1]

You can’t understand this ram, but for this he could have demanded half the budget of Europe and half the territory of Greece, in addition, he made some noise and was blown away

[Blackmokona]

Quote: Bone1

You can’t understand this ram, but for this he could have demanded half the budget of Europe and half the territory of Greece, in addition, he made some noise and was blown away

Nobody would have given him this, they would have reformed NATO, requiring only 66% of the votes to accept a new country and that’s all. Or Turkey itself would have been thrown out of NATO, after which Erdogan would have discovered that he could answer for the pilot, the ambassador, his actions in Syria, the supply of weapons to the Armed Forces of Ukraine and so on.

[ZovSailor]

Still, it seems to me that the godfather behind the hilly puddle decided to snatch the Sultan from the warmth of Russia in a literal and indirect sense, promising cookies not Nuland, but instead of a gas hub, grain and all sorts of friendly Russian nuclear power plants and other projects, but supporting a militant clinch and a request for F-16 and promising F-35 and something else with decent behavior of the latter.
Well, the answer lies with the leadership of Russia, and once earlier, after a well-known vile and disgusting incident, the head of the Russian Federation noted in passing that they would not get off with tomatoes alone.
Russia has worthy answers, both political and economic, the main thing is to not harm itself, that is, the Russian Federation, given the rapidly changing political situation in the world and the emergence of new hot spots on the world map in the near future; We will soon find out what the leader of the Russian Federation will decide.

[osp]

How far have we come?!
Peter the Great conquered the Baltic for Russia with such difficulty, even if he later made Russia great with blood.
He opened a window to Europe, forced us to reckon with and respect Russia.

What now?
Now this window to Europe has been “slammed shut” by the wind of change that Yeltsin blew.
This is yet another proof of how rotten and vicious foreign policy has been over the past more than 30 years.
The Baltic Fleet, the oldest in Russia, will now virtually disappear becoming the Ladoga Flotilla, which, if it happens, will only be able to get out into the White Sea if the ice does not interfere.

[osp]

During Soviet times, Sweden was formally considered a neutral country.
But it was not hostile to the Soviet Union, like Finland.

Maybe now no one knows, but military-technical cooperation between the USSR and these
the two Scandinavian countries have always been at a high level.
Floating docks, rescue ships, deep-sea vehicles, bathyscaphes,
equipment for diving and shipbuilding.
And neither the Finns nor the Swedes were afraid of US sanctions.
Because they respected our country, sympathized with it, and did not bow down to the West.

[voyaka uh]

Sweden hasn't changed since then.
Russia has changed.

[tihonmarine]

Quote from osp

During Soviet times, Sweden was formally considered a neutral country.
But she was not hostile to the Soviet Union

I wouldn’t say this; I had to deal with this under the USSR.

[Enceladus]

Are you making money for free? Then we come to you!

[Soldatov V.]

How nicely Erdogan trolled Sweden. Against the backdrop of events in the world, she already exhaled with relief that she was neutral, but now she has to get into the loop. Collective responsibility.

[voyaka uh]

I was afraid that Turkey would be expelled from NATO because of feints
Erdogan.
The Turks kicked out the head of Hamas from Turkey yesterday.

Russia, by the way, also hit the brakes:
The Foreign Ministry officially condemned the Hamas attack on Israel.

What happened yesterday is unclear...

[coinsam]

Russia initially condemned the October 7 attack. It was not sudden, nor unexpected.
But there were no threats to “exclude Turkey from NATO.”

[vadim_ivanov]

How important is this, well, very important

[orionvitt]

Swedes are strange people. They made their way into World War II, hiding behind the status of a supposedly neutral country, although they did not hesitate to supply Hitler with both raw materials and weapons. And now, just like that, they decided to become a target for Russian nuclear warheads.

[Aleksandr58]

Well, our “friend” Erdogan?:! A couple of friends like that - and you don’t need enemies. True, in addition to this there are a number of traitors in our leadership who are more worried about their money than about the country. New Judas...

[guest]

Quote: Alexander58

New Judas...

And they haven’t really dealt with the old Judases either.

[guest]

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan introduced a protocol on Swedish membership in the alliance to the Turkish parliament, proposing to ratify it.

And this is after Sweden’s repeated desecration of the Koran.

[opposite28]

President Tayyip Erdogan signed the protocol on Sweden's accession to NATO and submitted it to parliament on October 23

- said in a statement.

Erdogan does not make such decisions just like that. Something extremely large-scale is planned in the Middle East in the near future, which Recep Tayyip was unequivocally warned about. Also, given the economic situation of the Republic of Turkey after the earthquake, Erdogan does not have much maneuvers. Except for the impossible, that is, a complete and coordinated reversal of its policy towards even greater rapprochement with the countries included in the BRICS and other organizations

[osp]

Quote: orionvitt

Swedes are strange people. They made their way into World War II, hiding behind the status of a supposedly neutral country, although they did not hesitate to supply Hitler with both raw materials and weapons. And now, just like that, they decided to become a target for Russian nuclear warheads.

What targets, like warheads?!
Apart from SSBN bases in Britain and France, except for a dozen large airfields with NATO headquarters, there are no targets for nuclear strikes in Europe at all.
No.
From the word at all.
And nothing else except ICBMs and UAVs can inflict such attacks on Russia.

Medium-range missiles aimed at Europe were cut down under Gorbachev.
And there have never been others like this in post-Soviet Russia - the agreement tied the hands for 30 years.