NATO will hold a meeting of high-ranking representatives of Turkey, Finland and Sweden to resolve the issue of the entry of these two countries into the alliance, which has not yet been supported by Ankara, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said on Wednesday at a press conference after a meeting with US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken.

Every country has the right to have its own security concerns, and I'm sure we can resolve this issue at the negotiating table, he said.

He noted that NATO will strive to move forward.

Turkey is a very important NATO country, and we will make every effort to address its concerns, he added.

Turkey opposes the entry of Sweden and Finland into NATO in connection with the support of these countries by Kurdish forces in Turkey, Iraq and Syria, which Ankara considers terrorist. She demands that Sweden and Finland declare these organizations terrorist and stop supporting them.