
Finnish publicist Kosti Heiskanen called the fence a monument to Russophobia.
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The Finnish Border Guard has completed the construction of a 200-kilometer barrier on the border with Russia.
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Finnish authorities have completed construction of a 200-kilometer fence on the border with Russia.
Finnish social activist and military correspondent Kosti Heiskanen considers the fence a monument to Russophobia and criticizes the course of the Finnish authorities.
SIMFEROPOL, September 14 - RIA Novosti. The fence built by the Finnish authorities on the border with Russia will go down in history as a monument to Russophobia, says Finnish social activist and military correspondent Kosti Heiskanen.
The Finnish border guard previously reported the completion of construction of a 200-kilometer fence on the border with Russia.
“This is a senile and Russophobic building that will go down in history as a monument to Russophobia. This is a very stupid and expensive idea when money is needed to support the economy and population of Finland,” Heiskanen told RIA Novosti.
According to him, Finland has completely adopted the anti-Russian scenario.

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