Magdalena Andersson and Ulf Kristersson probe the terrain while the Center Party sticks to its red lines.
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Sweden is in a process to form a government after an election, where exploratory missions and negotiations between parties are ongoing.
At the same time, meetings are taking place among the red-green parties where Magdalena Andersson (S) works in parallel with Kristersson's probe mission to try to get her team together.
Even in that constellation, the Center Party's attitude is absolutely decisive.
C-top: "Difficult for us"
According to SVT's information, the Center Party's stance on the issue is expected to be discussed during a meeting that will take place on Thursday.
The meeting has been scheduled for some time and is about the members of the parliamentary group and the party board getting a common picture of the situation, according to several sources.
C-top Martin Ådahl does not want to confirm that the meeting will be held.
- Then it will be difficult for us to have these meetings in peace and quiet to make wise decisions, he says.
Will there be any new information from C on the government issue?
- You will know when it comes, so to speak. That's how it works here, you have to have great humility in the fact that this is difficult.
The group leader: "Can discuss different paths"
At the same time, he repeats the party's red lines: C should neither give SD political influence nor let V into government.
- The big problem right now is that we need a message from S, if they really want V in government, says Ådahl.
Group leader Daniel Bäckström emphasizes that the ball is currently in Ulf Kristersson's court, who has the probe mission. According to Bäckström, C will continue to act "constructively" in this situation.
- Our entrances are fixed, as we also went to the election. And now we will follow the probe mission that Ulf has. Then, based on future steps, we can also discuss different paths.

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