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Hugo put shaker in ukraine. the turkish parliament has voted to back finlands application to join the north atlantic military alliance. finland ended decades of military non—alignment and decided to join nato last may, following russias invasion of ukraine. —— hugo bachega in ukraine. nato secretary generaljens stoltenberg says its a positive step forward. i welcome the vote by the turkish grand national assembly to ratify finlands membership to nato. all 30 nato allies have now ratified t...

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Session in congress. its going to be quite something to watch. >> vanessa, thank you. peter kennedy has been a member of the broadway brotherhood of maintenance employees for 19 years. for those of you unfamiliar with bmwe, it is a national union representing workers who build and maintain the tracks, bridges, buildings and other structures that the railroads all over the u.s. depend on. peter, we are grateful to have you this morning. lets get right to it. is it accurate to say that the stick...

Secretary generaljens stoltenberg has said that the process to ratify sweden and finland as members of nato has been formally launched. it marks a historic step brought on by russias invasion of ukraine. last week in madrid, allied leaders agreed to invite finland and sweden to join the alliance following the agreement of a trilateral memorandum between turkiye, finland and sweden. so today we will formally sign the protocols of accession. this marks the start of the ratification process. natos ...

They will not benefit from the collective article 5 security protections but they have been offered some security guarantees by some key nato members like the united kingdom in the interim sensitive period. the secretary general of nato made clear there was a big moment both for sweden and finland, but also for natos open door policy. >> this marks the start of the ratification process. natos door remains open to european democracies who are ready to and willing to contribute to our shared secur...

The summit to invite finland and sweden to become members, thats unprecedented quick. i think you will hardly find any other accession process with so few weeks between the application that happened in mid—may and the invitation, that will happen now. then of course, after the invitation we need the ratification process in 30 parliaments. that always take some time but i expect also that to go rather quickly because allies are ready to try to make that ratification process happen as quickly as...

Very much emphasising that change of heart that we have been seen across this summit. heart that we have been seen across this summit-— this summit. integrates sweden and finland very — this summit. integrates sweden and finland very much _ this summit. integrates sweden and finland very much in _ this summit. integrates sweden and finland very much in focus _ this summit. integrates sweden and finland very much in focus now, - finland very much in focus now, their membership is going to be ...

Official application comes in from sweden or finland until various parliaments have ratified this and they are officially in the nato club so that would be the point of which collective defence, this article five people talk about, the concept that an attack on one country as an attack on all of the nato members and she said if you have a quick ratification process, the idea of a great period in which russia may be tempted to launch some sort of attack can be negated so as well as trying to find...

Long-term backlash, abby. the short-term one, is its going to take eight months to a year to get both finland and sweden into nato to go through the whole ratification process. during that time, they are not covered by the nato treaty, which is an attack on one is an attack on all. so theyre going to need, and theyre beginning to get from britain and from the u.s., security guarantees about who would come to their defense if putin did something to them, even short of a full scale attack. and the...

Concept that an attack on one country as an attack on all of the nato members, she said if you have a quick ratification process, the idea of a grey period in which russia may be tempted to launch some sort of attack can be negated, so as well as trying to find agreement here, i think all of the relevant countries will be trying to figure out a ratification process as quickly as possible so lots of conversations going on today and last night they werejoined, actually, by the swedish and finnish ...