Erdoğan officially signs Sweden's NATO membership

After months of disagreements, Turkey's parliament voted on Tuesday evening in favor of Sweden joining NATO, the North Atlantic Treaty. While 287 of 346 Turkish deputies voted yes, 35 voted no, the remaining deputies abstained. By signing this decision, Erdoğan officially ended the process of approval of Sweden's membership by Turkey and brought Stockholm one step closer to NATO membership. Currently, only Hungary's approval is required for Sweden to become a member of this military alliance. In order to become a member of NATO, unanimity of all members is required./

Turkish President Erdogan said about the Hague decision: "The interim injunction decision is valuable; I welcome it." said. According to Yenişafak's report, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan stated that he found the preliminary injunction decision taken by the International Court of Justice regarding the inhumane attacks in Gaza valuable and welcomed it. Erdoğan said, "I find the interim injunction decision taken by the International Court of Justice regarding the inhumane attacks in Gaza valuable and welcome it. We will continue to follow the process to ensure that the war crimes committed against innocent Palestinian civilians do not go unpunished. This decision, which is binding on the countries party to the Genocide Convention; "We hope that Israel's attacks, carried out indiscriminately against women, children and the elderly, will come to an end. As Turkey, we will continue to work with all our strength and stand by our Palestinian brothers to establish a ceasefire and ensure the path to permanent peace." made his assessment./