Turkey opposes to Sweden and Finland joining the NATO

 In the bids for Sweden and Finland, primarily non-NATO countries, for joining the NATO, Turkey opposed their wish. The pretext here to be noted is that the population of Sweden is made up of a large number of immigrants, especially Kurds of Turkey. Whereas in Turkey the Kurds are supposedly a major constituent of the PKK and other terrorist groups.

Causes :

Turkey accuses Sweden of helping the terrorist groups with finance and military-grade weapons. Sweden has denied these claims to date, but further evidence is yet to be found.  

Effects : 

It is quite possible that the bigger superpowers are funding this terrorist organisation to destabilize the regimes and governments in the surrounding areas. With the expanding Russian territories, the west might have feared such a situation a long time ago, and due to the vast number of military bases near the Islamic states, only the West has any sort of gain from an unstable government. While no such claims are there publically available, speculations are running wild. 

What this means for you: 

With Sweden and Finland in the NATO, there remain a handful of states which would have not joined NATO, or famously said, the American puppet governments of Europe. Hence, from where you live, to where you get educated, and what media and news you hear, all will be dominated by the government of 1 country. 

Support Links : 

Turkeys Opposition

Comments

  1. Bhaskar Aglave31 May 2022 at 17:04

    Great. NATO nations should fight among themselves too.

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