NATO Russia Tension: Russian President Putin Threatens
NATO Russia Tension: Russian President Putin threatens, will give a strong response if foreign military deployment takes place in Finland and Sweden.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that he has no objection to Finland and Sweden joining NATO but Russia will give a strong response to the deployment of foreign troops and weapons along the border of the two countries.
Putin’s statement came after Turkey’s objection to both countries joining NATO came to an end. US President Joe Biden also thanked Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan for this.
Russian President said no objection to NATO expansion.
Turkey ended objections to both countries. Biden thanks, Erdogan.
Will give a strong answer to military deployment.
Putin, who is on a visit to Turkmenistan, said in a press conference there, Russia has no problem with Finland and Sweden joining NATO. If they want to do it then do it. There is no dispute between us.
But Russia will give a tough response to foreign military deployment in both countries because it will threaten our security.
NATO Russia Tension: Clear way for Finland and Sweden to join NATO.
Be aware that after the end of Turkey’s objection, the way has been cleared for Finland and Sweden to join NATO. Finland and Sweden have applied to join NATO, abandoning their neutrality policy.
Most of the NATO member states, including the US, are eager to take Russia’s neighbors Finland and Sweden along, but Turkey’s objection turned the matter into a shambles.
It may take a few more months.
Now with the preparation of President Tayyip Erdogan there, the way has been cleared for Finland and Sweden. But it may take a few more months for the two countries to become formal members.
Also thanked President Erdogan.
On Thursday, at the NATO summit in Madrid, US President Biden especially thanked Turkish President Erdogan in this regard. Biden also praised Erdogan’s efforts to export food grains from Ukraine.
Biden said he is doing a great job. Biden also announced his support for Turkey’s proposal to sell F-16 fighter jets.
