Sweden's top court blocks extradition of two men to Turkey over Gulenist ties

Sweden's Supreme Court ruled that two Turkish men cannot be extradited to Turkey over accusations of involvement in the Gulen movement.
The court said the men's actions did not constitute a crime under Swedish law and they risk persecution if returned to Turkey.
Turkey alleges the men used a mobile app linked to Fethullah Gulen, whom Ankara deems a terrorist.
The decision complicates Sweden's bid to join NATO, which requires Turkey's approval.
Turkish President Erdogan has pressed Sweden to extradite dozens of people tied to Gulen as a condition for supporting NATO membership.