Secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg would convene senior officials from the three nations in Brussels within the coming days".
Nato said Wednesday it's going to preserve talks related to Turkey, Finland and Sweden in hopes of ending Ankara's opposition to the Nordic international locations becoming a member of the alliance in advance of a summit this month.
Secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg said he would convene senior officials from the three international locations in Brussels in the coming days" to make sure that we make progress at the packages of Finland and Sweden to enroll in Nato."
"My intention is to have this in place earlier than the Nato summit" in Madrid beginning on June 28, Stoltenberg stated on a visit to Washington.
"Finland and Sweden have made it clear that they're equipped to sit down and to address the concerns expressed through Turkey," Stoltenberg informed a joint news conference with US Secretary of country Antony Blinken.
Sweden and Finland have historically attempted to influence clean of angering close by Russia however shed their reluctance to sign up for Nato after Moscow's invasion of Ukraine -- which had unsuccessfully sought to enroll in the alliance.
Russian President Vladimir Putin "wanted less Nato. he's getting extra Nato," Stoltenberg stated.
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