Finnish foreign minister Pekka Haavisto said his country must consider joining Nato without Sweden. Read more at straitstimes.com.
HELSINKI - Finland’s foreign minister on Tuesday told Reuters a timeout of a few weeks is needed in the talks between Finland, Sweden and Turkey regarding the two Nordic nations’ plans to join the Nato military alliance.
“A timeout is needed before we return to the three-way talks and see where we are when the dust has settled after the current situation, so no conclusions should be drawn yet,” Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto told Reuters in a telephone interview.Mr Haavisto also said that Finland must consider joining Nato without Sweden.
Turkey’s president on Monday said Sweden should not expect his country’s support for Nato membership.More On This Topic
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