Croatia says Turkish talks with Finland, Sweden over NATO on “good track”

BERLIN (Reuters) – Croatia’s overseas minister mentioned on Sunday talks between Turkey with Finland and Sweden over its issues with regard their membership to the NATO alliance have been heading in the right direction in spite of everything three met on Saturday.

“Discussions are on a superb monitor and we hope we can have a superb end result right this moment to point out solidarity and converse with one voice,” Grlic Radman instructed reporters at a NATO overseas ministers assembly in Berlin.

His Romanian counterpart Bogdan Aurescu mentioned it was essential that momentum shouldn’t be misplaced in pushing forward with the Nordic states’ membership course of to ship a message to Russia.

(Reporting by John Irish and Sabine Siebold)