Secretary -General of NATO: Sweden and Finland's approved time "cannot be determined"

[Global Times Sweden and Turkish Special Correspondent Yin Miao Sujin] NATO Secretary -General Stoltenberg stated in Sweden on the 13th that the process of applying for joining NATO in Sweden and Finland is complicated than expected. Sure".

On the 13th local time, Swedish Prime Minister Anderson met with the visiting Stoltenberg. Anderson said that Sweden has strengthened legislation on terrorism in recent years. She said: "We treat Turkey's opposition very seriously, especially in terms of cracking down on terrorism. It is currently conducting bilateral and three -sided talks with Turkey." She also said: "We have tightened the law, and counter -terrorism legislation is stronger than before. It's much more. "

Stetenberg said at a joint press conference held after the meeting that NATO attaches great importance to Turkey's concerns and other issues, and is working closely with Sweden, Finland and Turkey to work hard to solve related issues. He said that in current circumstances, Sweden issued signals about weapons exports and counter -terrorism. As of press time, Turkey did not respond to this.

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