RUSSIANS Banned!
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The relationship between Finland and Russia has deteriorated significantly over the past few years. Finland, which was previously part of the Russian Empire, has become increasingly concerned about the security risks posed by its proximity to Russia. After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Finland decided to apply to join NATO, which Russia opposed. Despite Russia’s threats, Finland pushed forward and officially became the 31st member of NATO in April 2023. Russia is now unhappy about Finland’s membership and has accused it of weaponizing migration by helping migrants from countries like Somalia and Syria to enter the country. In response, Finland has banned Russians from purchasing property in the country and is drafting a law to prevent foreign property owners from buying property near critical infrastructure. The ban on Russian property ownership is part of a broader effort to address the security risks posed by Russian ownership of property in Finland. The article concludes that the relationship between Finland and Russia has broken down irretrievably and that Finland’s membership in NATO is likely to be permanent, regardless of any future developments in Ukraine or Russia.
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