Most people in Finland are in favour of moving ahead with the country’s NATO membership without Sweden - local media report
Unanimous agreement from all NATO members – including Türkiye, a member for more than 70 years – is needed for any new members to be admitted to the alliance.
Some 53 percent of respondents in a poll by research company Taloustutkimus were against the idea of waiting for Sweden, which could face delays due to factors such as opposition from Türkiye, daily Ilta-Sanomat reported.In general, 82 percent of respondents supported Finland’s decision to become a part of NATO, with a mere 8 percent opposing it, the report said.
Unanimous agreement from all NATO members – including Türkiye, a member for more than 70 years – is needed for any new members to be admitted to the alliance. In the agreement, Sweden and Finland agreed not to provide support to terrorist groups such as the PKK and its offshoots, and the Fetullah Terrorist Organisation , and to extradite terror suspects to Türkiye, among other steps.
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