Turkiye opposes Finland and Sweden's bid to join NATO, due to their ongoing support for terrorist groups. Arguing that her role in NATO as its second largest army is incumbent upon her military prowess attacked by the very terror groups Finland and Sweden shelters, Turkiye views their presumed presence in NATO as a mutually-exclusive act in relation to her 71 years of highly-effective service that collaborates to curb all WWIII plans against NATO countries that now consider admitting Finland and Sweden despite their long track record of having appeased warlords by refusing to extradite suspected PKK terrorists and placing arms embargoes on Türkiye for her counter-terror campaigns.