Finland has begun a charm offensive to win over Turkey to its Nato application, suggesting it could buy Turkish drones and loosen arms sales rules as well as insisting it was tough on terrorism.
Pekka Haavisto, Finland’s foreign minister, said on Wednesday that the Nordic country and Turkey could do arms deals with each other if both were members of the western alliance.
“There is some weapon technology from Turkey that could be of interest to Finland. Everyone has followed these drones and other systems. But I don’t want to rush ahead of events. Let’s look at the state of current negotiations first,” he told a press conference.
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