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BackThe President of Finland said there were no expectations of an attack from Russia
The President of Finland said there were no expectations of an attack from Russia
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The President of Finland said there were no expectations of an attack from Russia

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Finland does not expect an attack from Russia, the country's President Alexander Stubb said in an interview with El Mundo, noting the absence of any evidence of this.

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Finland does not expect an attack from Russia. This statement was made by the country's President Alexander Stubb in an interview with El Mundo.

“Do we expect Russia to attack? The answer is no. We have no evidence of this,” he said.

According to the politician, there are problems with communication in Europe. Because of this, some leaders confuse the concepts, perceiving as a threat something that is not one. He also recalled that Finland has the longest border with Russia. Any changes in rhetoric, he emphasized, will be immediately identified.

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