Turkey says it would not ratify the Nato membership of Finland and Sweden; Zelensky hails soldiers in Kharkov – live situation on earth .

 Turkey says it would not ratify the Nato membership of Finland and Sweden; Zelensky hails soldiers in Kharkov – live

Sweden has confirmed that it will apply to join Nato, following Finland's lead. 

Joining NATO would be a "terrible error," according to Russia. 

'How long till it's over?' As Russians draw back, Kharkov estimates the cost. 

On the way back to Ukraine, Eurovision winners perform near the Polish border. 

According to earth situation! Turkey will not allow the inclusion of Finland or Sweden in NATO, according to Erdan. 

Recep Tayyip Erdan, Turkey's president, has stated that Finland and Sweden will not be revealed to Nato. 

 As per Reuters, he has stated that Swedish and Finnish delegations should not visit Turkey in try to encourage Turkey to endorse their Nato subscription ambitious goals. 

 While both Nato members, Finland and Sweden have traditionally considered participation as an unneeded provocation of their powerful eastern Neighbour, Russia. The Russian invasion of Ukraine, on the other hand, has forced them to rethink their security policy. 

 All existing Nato members would have to agree to join the alliance. 

 Turkey has been a member of NATO since 1952, and its participation is a cornerstone of its foreign policy toward the West. 

 Turkey says it would not ratify the Nato membership of Finland and Sweden; Zelensky hails soldiers in Kharkov – live

Earth situation provides you a summary of the day's major events :

• Ukrainian officials said that Ukrainian troops counter-attacking Russian forces in the country's north-east forced them back from Kharkov and advanced all the way to the Russian border. 

 

 

• Russian soldiers have bombarded frontline positions in Ukraine's eastern Donbas region as the struggle for Severo Donetsk intensifies after more than 11 weeks of conflict.   

 

• The EU foreign ministers failed to achieve an agreement on the sixth package of sanctions against Russia at a meeting, according to EU foreign policy leader Josip Borrell.  

 

• Sweden is sending ambassadors to Turkey to quiet Turkish objections after Sweden and Finland revealed plans to join Nato yesterday. Meanwhile, Russia called the decision a blunder with far-reaching implications. Estonia hailed the decision as a win for the security of Nordic countries. 

 Turkey says it would not ratify the Nato membership of Finland and Sweden; Zelensky hails soldiers in Kharkov – live

• Vladimir Putin stated that Russia has no issue with Finland or Sweden, but that the development of military facilities on their soil will need a counter from Moscow as the Nordic nations near Membership in the EU. 
• Norway, Denmark, and Iceland have released a unified declaration pledging their support for Finland and Sweden if they are attacked while pursuing Nato membership. 

 

 

• Recep Tayyip Erdan, Turkey's president, has stated that Finland and Sweden will not be admitted to Nato. He stated that Swedish and Finnish delegations should not visit Turkey in order to persuade Turkey to endorse their Nato membership ambitions.  

 

• As the EU tries to establish consensus on its newest measures aimed at diminishing the Kremlin's ability to conduct war, Hungary has been accused of "keeping the EU hostage" over its failure to agree on an oil embargo against Russia. 

 

• Dmytro Kulesa, Ukraine's foreign minister, has ruled out any concessions to Russia that may lead to a cease-fire in the war, and has declared the European Union will be guilty of "moral failure" if the country's request for membership is not approved by June. 

 

• McDonald's said on Monday that it will depart the Russian market and sell its operations in the increasingly isolated country. Meanwhile, the city of Moscow plans to take over a Renault plant and use it to resuscitate the Soviet-era Moskvich, marking Russia's first big nationalization of a foreign corporation since its conflict with Ukraine. 

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On Monday, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan declared that Swedish and Finnish representatives should not bother travelling to Ankara to persuade the Turkish government to support their NATO request since they harbor terrorists. 

Erdogan announced at a news conference that Turkey will reject their NATO membership applications, describing Sweden as a "hatchery" for terrorist organizations and claiming that terrorists were present in the Swedish parliament. 

Ankara claims that Sweden and Finland are home to persons affiliated to terrorist organizations, including the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) armed group and supporters of Fethullah Gulen, whom Ankara accuses of organizing the 2016 coup attempt. 

Zelensky lauds soldiers for driving Russian forces out of Kiev. What is the future of planet Earth?

Volodymyr Zalenski congratulated soldiers who established a new border post on Russia's border as Ukrainian forces continued to push Russian forces back from Kharkov, Ukraine's second largest city.  

However, Russia's withdrawal is a fighting retreat, with firing in the northern villages of Kharkov on Monday, with one person reported dead in Tsurkans, 17 miles from the city Centre, and four injured in the districts of Shevchenko's and Saliva. 

 

Turkey says it would not ratify the Nato membership of Finland and Sweden; Zelensky hails soldiers in Kharkov – live

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Sweden has said it will request to join NATO, following Finland. Biggest challenge facing earth today by us.

Sweden's government has declared its intention to join Nato, joining Finland in a momentous move that represents one of the most significant geopolitical repercussions of Russia's invasion of Ukraine to yet. 

The two governments' actions, which had both remained neutral or non-aligned since the conclusion of WWII, attracted a harsh first reaction from Russia, which branded them as a terrible error with far-reaching ramifications.