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The statements of the brand new authorities in Sweden that it might distance itself from the terrorist group PKK/YPG disturbed the previous Swedish deputy Emine Kakabaveh, who was requested to be extradited to Turkey. “We kneel earlier than President Recep Tayyip Erdogan,” mentioned the pro-PKK deputy.
Sweden is shaken by the statements of former pro-PKK deputy Amineh Kakabaveh.
The go to of Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson to Ankara and the statements that the brand new authorities will distance itself from the terrorist group PKK/YPG disturbed Kakabaveh.
The Swedish deputy whose extradition to Turkey was requested used the next statements in his assertion to Aftonbladet newspaper;
‘We knelt earlier than Turkey and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.’
Kakabaveh added that he was ashamed to be a Swedish citizen.
Kakabeveh, who entered the parliament as a deputy from the Left Occasion within the 2018 elections in Sweden, didn’t grow to be a candidate in 2022.
THEY TAKING ACTION AFTER THE RUSSIAN THREAT
Finland and Sweden, which gave up their navy neutrality coverage within the face of the Russian menace, formally utilized for NATO membership yesterday.
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Turkey, which had reservations in regards to the membership of those two nations, determined to dam the membership course of.
On the NATO Summit held in June, the centre-left authorities in Sweden and the Finnish authorities signed a memorandum of understanding with Turkey.
WHAT ARE TURKEY’S DEMANDS?
Accordingly, Sweden and Finland had dedicated to chop their help for the YPG, the department of the terrorist group PKK working in northern Syria, and to elevate the arms embargo imposed on Turkey as a result of operation in Syria in 2019.
These two nations had been additionally going to extradite the fear suspects demanded by Ankara to Turkey. In return for the success of those circumstances, Turkey, Sweden and Finland NATO would override his veto.
SwedenThe centre-right authorities, which got here to energy after the elections on September 11, TurkeyHe had taken a extra decided stance in assembly the calls for of .
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