Canada reopens talks with Türkiye on lifting export controls on drone parts after Ankara gave its nod for Sweden to join NATO, according to Reuters
Erdogan says his country expects all NATO allies to lift sanctions and restrictions on its defence industry. / File Photo: Reuters
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's decision, announced ahead of a North Atlantic Treaty Organization [NATO] summit in Vilnius, was followed quickly by a statement from Washington that the United States would move ahead with a transfer of F-16 fighter jets in consultation with Congress. Canada suspended the export of some drone technology to Türkiye in 2020 after concluding the equipment had been used by Azerbaijan's forces fighting Armenia in Karabakh war.
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