Finland and Sweden should not be faced with delays when seeking to join NATO, German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock said on Sunday as the 30 foreign ministers from the defence alliance met in Berlin. Finland and Sweden, both long neutral, are now moving closer to applying to join NATO, as fears grow about European security amid Russia’s ongoing war on Ukraine. Should the two Scandinavian countries decide to join NATO, Baerbock said it was very important to her that there should not be delays at this “special, truly historic moment for these states.” “That’s why we as a federal republic, th…