Sweden’s NATO missions are at risk if the left wins election, warns PM Kristersson
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The Swedish are called to the polls on Sunday in the first parliamentary elections following the country's accession to NATO, in an extremely tight race. Premier Ulf Kristersson warns that a left victory could jeopardize Sweden's ability to fulfil its commitments within the Alliance.
Two days before the Swedish parliamentary elections, Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson issued a warning to Europe - do not trust the left on defense issues, writes Politico.
Two days before Sweden's crucial general election, Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has appealed to Europe with a warning not to trust the left on defense issues.
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson warned ahead of Sunday's parliamentary elections that a victory for the left-wing bloc could jeopardize the country's ability to fulfill its NATO commitments.
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson issued a warning two days before the Swedish general election, saying that the country's NATO missions are in danger if the left-wing parties win. "This would mean a government that will not be able to make the internal decisions necessary to fulfil our obligations to NATO, for example — such as spending, such as all missions," the official said.
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