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Turkey has changed its mind, and has now agreed to support the nato membership applications from finland and sweden. the breakthrough came at the nato summit in madrid, where again the war in ukraine dominated the discussions. our europe editor katya adler reports from madrid. it's taken weeks of negotiations, but sweden and finland are now well on their way to becoming nato members after they signed an agreement with turkey to counter threats to each other�*s security. applause front tonight to send a clear message to vladimir putin. welcoming finland and sweden into the alliance will make ...

Nato hopes to present this united front tonight, to send a clear message to vladimir putin. welcoming finland and sweden into the alliance will make them safer, nato stronger, and the mid—atlantic area more secure. this is vital as we face the biggest security crisis in decades. ukraine, of course, is on everyone's minds here. but so is the wider security threat from russia. nato is ramping up its rapid reaction forces from 40,000 to 300,000, like these french paratroopers preparing to support nato countries close to russia, now feeling very exposed. we can't defend ourselves alone. we will ...

Finland and sweden, a huge step forward for our alliance. less than three years ago, french president macron suggested that nato was braindead. but russia's war on ukraine has galvanised this alliance and given it a new sense of purpose. we meet in the midst of the most serious security crisis that we have faced since the second world war, and we see that allies are able to demonstrate unity, that we see an alliance which is responding in a strong and unified way. the big buzzword at this nato summit is "unity" — all 30 nato members are keen to present a united front to show their support fo...

That never can be explained. it's a very personal story in every case. 0k, as always, thank you very much. from paris to madrid, here —— now let's go to madrid — where the leaders of countries in the nato military alliance have been gathering for a summit. the two key things today — nato has formally invited two new members — sweden and finland — tojoin the alliance. and they discussed ways to support ukraine. we'll look at both in a moment. first, let's hearfrom the head of nato speaking about how russia's invasion has changed the alliance. nato leaders have just taken decisions t...

We meet in the midst of the mosti serious security crisis that we have faced since the second world war, and we see that allies are able - to demonstrate unity, l that we see an alliance which is responding - in a strong and unified way. the big buzzword at this nato summit is "unity" — all 30 nato members are keen to present a united front to show their support for ukraine and their condemnation of russia's invasion. but privately there are differences of opinion — not every country is prepared to stay the course and see all russian forces expelled from all of ukraine. there are others wh...