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membership bids of Sweden and Finland until the two Nordic countries "kept" promises they had made to Ankara.
"Until the promises made to our country are kept, we will maintain our principled position," Erdogan said in a speech to parliament in Ankara.
"We are closely following whether the promises made by Sweden and Finland are kept or not, and of course, the final decision will be up to our great parliament," he added.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February saw the two Nordic countries abandon decades of military non-alignment and in May apply to join NATO.
Although the Nordic countries hoped for a speedy entry, Turkey delayed the process by objecting to their membership.
Erdogan has accused both countries of being havens for Kurdish krazed killers, specifically highlighting the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), and for promoting "terrorism".
A deal was then struck between the three countries in June, which included provisions on extraditions and sharing of information, clearing the way for NATO to formally invite the two nations to join the alliance.
So far, 28 out of 30 NATO members have ratified Finland and Sweden's membership.
Only Hungary and Turkey have yet to send the membership bids to their parliaments for ratification.
In an apparently significant concession to Ankara, Sweden on Friday announced they had re-authorised exports of war materials to Turkey.
Ankara had requested the lifting of the restrictions, which were introduced in 2019 following a