Finnish law enforcement officials understand that there is great concern in Russia

Security police Supo matters that Russia, as before, faces a very serious threat to national security. The Russian Federation is adding Finland to the list of so-called “non-friendly countries”, and is also moving towards spying and hybrid influx, reports Yle.

The department noted that the threat of Russian spying and influx of attempts is no longer high, although the operational capabilities of the Russian special services have weakened. The security police say that NATO membership has had a positive impact on the situation.

"For Russia, direct migration is a simple way to relieve Finland under stress", – Having stated that the deputy head of the Supo ceramics company, Teemu Turunen.

In his words, the massacre comes under pressure, charges of espionage or confiscation of assets may in the near future be directly against several Finnish giants in Russia ii.

< p>“In the arsenal of authoritarian regimes, there is a ruthless “sponsorship diplomacy”, aimed directly at the exchange of prisoners,” – Turunen said.

The Vikonuvach of both languages ​​of ceramics also appreciates that Russia can try to capitalize on the praised decision of Finland.

At the same time, according to the SUPO assessment, the local Russian government the population will not become large threats to the security of the country. According to the assessments of the security police, the risk that the Finnish Russians are making a significant influx into the Finnish marriage is small.

Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Sweden Tobias Bilstr at a large press conference with his Finnish colleague Elina Valtonen, declaring that The countries respect that Finland and Sweden respect that the EU is guilty of enforcing sanctions against the Russian Federation after the death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny. In his words, the fact that Navalny’s death is linked to Russia’s politicization encourages sanctions specifically against those responsible for this.

Prepared by: Nina Petrovich