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But Türkiye – a NATO member for more than 70 years – voiced objections, accusing the two countries of tolerating and even supporting terror groups, including the PKK and the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO). Last June, Türkiye and the two Nordic countries signed a memorandum at a NATO summit to address Ankara's legitimate security concerns, paving the way for their eventual membership in the alliance. The PKK is listed as a terrorist organization by Türkiye, the EU, and the US, and is responsible for the deaths of 40,000 people, including women, children, and infants. The YPG – which also has a presence in Europe, openly sanctioned by several governments – is the terrorist PKK’s Syrian branch. Türkiye to Sweden: Fulfill demands under deal. Speaking to national broadcaster TRT Haber, Altun urged Sweden to fulfill its obligations under the NATO deal. ”We make a call to the Swedish authorities once again: Take the necessary steps against the members of this terrorist organization immediately, without delay, and fulfill the demands that we have expressed very concretely at this point,” Altun said. Stressing that Türkiye is resolutely fighting terrorist organizations for regional peace and security, Altun said Ankara expects the countries to take action against terrorism. ”Unfortunately, we have seen for a long time that Western countries, European countries, when it comes to terrorism, prefer to support terrorist organizations instead of supporting their allies, Türkiye, against terrorism. By patronizing terrorist organizations, they essentially betray their own social peace and global peace,” he added. This action could have happened in another city in Europe, Altun said, adding that Türkiye would have given them the same response ”very clearly” and condemned them harshly. President Erdogan insistently warns European countries to take steps against terrorist organizations which are not only a threat to Türkiye but also to the whole world. About a question of whether this terrorist organization's act is an attempt to sabotage Sweden's NATO membership process, Altun said: ”First of all, it is the Swedish Government that has to answer this question.” ”Those who did this, say: 'We do not want Sweden to join NATO.' But, they are not our interlocutors. Our interlocutor is the Swedish government,” he added. Finland may have to consider advancing its NATO bid without Sweden: Foreign minister. Trustly Atlar.