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Asked what Helsinki could do if Ankara and Stockholm cannot find a common ground in the long-term, Teivainen told Anadolu: ”So I think, personally, it's likely that Finland might join NATO even without Sweden.” ”When the parliament of Finland, with a huge majority, decided that Finland should seek membership in NATO, it didn't have (any) buts and ifs about some other country joining NATO,” he said. Finland joining NATO alone better for NATO supporters than both countries excluded due to Sweden. ”Many people think even for Swedish security, the best option is, according to those who want to go to NATO, both Finland and Sweden joining. But the second-best is not nobody joins, but the second-best for both is probably that Finland joins and Sweden joins a little bit later. Because in that situation Sweden would have NATO countries all around it,” he explained. ”So it's not that either somebody would be saying we should go alone without Sweden, or that we should never go alone,” he said. …