Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan shocked the world during the NATO Summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, when he agreed to support the ratification of Sweden's membership into the military bloc. While the Turkish Parliament still needs to vote on whether or not to support Sweden's membership, this was viewed as a major victory for NATO, as it ended Sweden's decades-long neutrality. The MO's Manila Chan discusses with Guy Mettan Turkiye's decision to reverse their opposition to Sweden's membership and this means in regards to the Scandanavian nation's relations with Russia.