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The different values in Sweden and Turkey likely led to the diplomatic incident you described by creating conflicting expectations and priorities between the two countries.
Sweden, as a European country, upholds values such as democracy, human rights, and the rule of law. These values are reflected in its legal system and its approach to international relations. In this scenario, the Swedish government's decision to look into the extradition request of Kurdish leaders, but not actually send them, may have been motivated by its commitment to due process and human rights.
Turkey, on the other hand, has different values and priorities. The country has a long-standing conflict with Kurdish separatist groups and the Turkish government views the extradition of Kurdish leaders as a matter of national security. Erdogan's statement of not supporting Sweden's NATO membership, may be seen as a way to put pressure on Sweden to hand over the Kurdish leaders.
These different values and priorities led to a diplomatic incident when the two countries' expectations and actions collided. The Swedish government's decision not to extradite the Kurdish leaders without due process, may be seen as a betrayal by Turkey, while Sweden may see Turkey's pressure to hand over the Kurdish leaders without due process as a violation of its own values and laws.