Swedish PM Andersson says will live up to terms of NATO deal with Turkiye 

Kanan Novruzov
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Sweden will live up to the conditions of a memorandum of understanding agreed with Ankara to overcome Turkiye's objections to Swedish membership of NATO, Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson said on Tuesday, Report informs, citing Reuters.

She also told a news conference that the decision to extradite a man to Turkiye wanted for fraud last week was made "according to Swedish and international law, and we will continue to work that way".

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