NATO’s Stoltenberg again urges Turkey to let Sweden join
By DW
11 June 2023 |
4:10 pm
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has urged Turkey to stop holding up Sweden's NATO entry bid, saying membership "will make Sweden safer but also make NATO and Turkey stronger."
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