CLEAN : Turkey supports Finland and Sweden NATO bid: Stoltenberg

The video discusses the agreement paving the way for Finland and Sweden to join NATO, addressing Turkey's concerns about arms exports and terrorism. It outlines the invitation process and the commitments made by Finland and Sweden to support Turkey's national security. The video highlights the strength of the NATO alliance despite differences and the historic decisions made at the summit. It concludes with President Putin's opposition to NATO expansion, which resulted in more NATO presence on Russia's borders.

What was the main outcome of the agreement involving Finland, Sweden, and Turkey?

• Finland and Sweden were invited to join NATO.

• Turkey agreed to join the European Union.

• Finland and Sweden agreed to export arms to Turkey.

• Germany was excluded from the agreement.

What commitment did Finland and Sweden make to Turkey regarding national security?

• They agreed to share nuclear technology with Turkey.

• They agreed to reduce military spending.

• They committed to support Turkey against national security threats.

• They promised to withdraw from NATO.

How will the extradition process between Finland, Sweden, and Turkey be conducted?

• According to the European Convention on Extradition.

• Based on a new bilateral treaty.

• Through a United Nations mandate.

• By a special NATO committee.

What was President Putin's stance on NATO enlargement?

• He wanted NATO to include more countries.

• He supported the expansion of NATO.

• He was against any further NATO enlargement.

• He had no opinion on NATO's size.

What was one of the significant decisions made at the NATO summit?

• To form a new alliance with Russia.

• To exclude Turkey from NATO.

• To dissolve NATO.

• To invite Finland and Sweden to join NATO.