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”Those who caused such a disgrace in front of our embassy should not expect any benevolence from us on their NATO membership applications,” Erdogan said after a Cabinet meeting in the capital Ankara. ”If you do not show respect to the religious beliefs of the Republic of Türkiye or Muslims, you will not receive any support for NATO (membership) from us,” he added. ”The heinous action in Sweden is an insult to everyone who respects the fundamental rights and freedoms of people, especially Muslims,” he added. He added: ”If they love the members of the terrorist organization and the enemies of Islam that much, we advise them to delegate their country's defense to them.” Sweden and Finland formally applied to join NATO in May, abandoning decades of military non-alignment, a decision spurred by Russia’s war on Ukraine. Last June, Türkiye and the two Nordic countries signed a memorandum to address Ankara’s legitimate security concerns, paving the way for their eventual membership in the alliance. This year’s elections in Türkiye. “As a result of our comprehensive evaluations, we have seen that Sunday, May 14, 2023, is the most suitable date for the elections in all respects.” As Türkiye’s ruler since 2003 – first as prime minister and then since 2014, as president – Erdogan said he aims to raise the country to the level of the most powerful states in the world and the nation to the level of the most prosperous societies. Ankara strongly condemns the supporters of the PKK/YPG terror group in Sweden that continued their provocations against Türkiye and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the country's communications director said on Thursday. Altun's remarks came after terror supporters gathered in front of the historical City Hall in the capital Stockholm, hung a puppet -- likened to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan -- by the feet on a pole in front of the building and shared video footage of the moment on social media. ”Sweden needs to keep the promises, which it made in Madrid, to join NATO – of which Türkiye has been a member for 70 years. It would be futile to expect Türkiye to make any concessions in that regard. 'Expectations conveyed to Swedish authorities' ”These events have once again shown Türkiye's legitimate concerns to the world public opinion. No democratic state of law can be expected to turn a blind eye to such an unlawful demonstration. Turkish presidential spokesman Ibrahim Kalin also condemned the ”heinous” act in Sweden. Oyun Haberin devamı.