Transit visa at sweden for syrian [closed]

I am a Syrian citizen and I have a tourist visa to USA. I want to travel from Russia to USA and transit through Sweden, then ask for asylum at the transit area.

Do I need a transit visa at Stockholm airport (knowing that I will ask for asylum at transit visa in the international area after missing my plane intentionally)?
Are the Swedish authorities going to force me to go back to Russia, or on to the USA knowing that I just have a tourist visa for those mentioned countries, or will they give me asylum?

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Can Syrians travel to Sweden?

Sweden schengen visa is required for Syrian citizens. The stay is usually short with a period of 90 days and visa expires in 90 days. Applicant is required to be present when applying for Sweden schengen visa.

Do I need a visa to transit through Sweden?

You must submit a completed and signed Schengen visa application form. In the online form indicate 'airport transit' as the main purpose of your journey. Each person travelling with you on your travel document must submit their own visa form.

Is visa open for Sweden?

If you have a valid residence permit issued by another Schengen country, you do not need to apply for an entry visa to visit Sweden for less than 90 days. Countries whose citizens need a visa to enter Sweden. The visa is most often valid for entry into all Schengen countries.

Do you need a transit visa for connecting flights?

A connecting flight follows a route from point A to point B with a stop in point C (in this case, you will need a transit visa).

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