be able to join as soon finland.t seems finlan is contemplating may be going it alone. is that having any type of strain on relations between finland and sweden? teri: you can definitely see some tensions in public. at the munich security conference, swedish prime minister -- warned against splitting the bids. he said this would be dangerous for his country, that it would leave them abandoned, and the swedes very much feel this would take pressure off turkish president erdogan if they were allowed to get finland in now that i spoke to someone at nato who said this is what we think is the best path now. get finland in and then we can all focus on helping sweden get over that line, to. brent: if prime minister said the delay in ratification that is coming from hungary and turkey, she said it strains the open-door policy of nato. is that the case? teri: that is right and that was very interesting that she said that with the nato secretary-general standing right next to her today and i think that was a very bold thing to

it's vote on finland and sweden. you know, this is a fellow you member so you would think that to hungary would see fit to let it say let it's to partners and but no a victor or bond is delaney yet again, there is some hope for the turkish talks because now it talks are set up for next week, march 9th, for the 3 parties to come to nato headquarters. so that will be secretary general stoughton berg, putting some of his own pressure now on turkey to let in finland and sweden. he said to day, it is time to get this done. corresponded to resort to the lady's delight in brussels. terry, as always, thank you. and we wanna return yell to our top story in nigeria. 2 of the main opposition parties are saying that the presidential election has been rigged. want to go live now to law goes into our correspondence. there. elisa took wilma alicia. it's good to see you this, this sale and it looks very troubling. i mean, the vote counting is not even over in nigeria. why are these opposition parties? why are they taking this extrem

it's a vote on finland and sweden. you know, this is a fellow in you member, so you would think that to hungary would see fit to let it say let it's to partners in but no mad victor orbit is delaney. yet again, there is some hope for the turkish talks because now it talks are set up for next week, march 9th, for the 3 parties to come to nato headquarters. so that will be secretary general, stockton burn, putting some of his own pressure now on turkey to let in finland and sweden. he said to day, it is time to get this done or corresponded. terry sold to the latest delights in brussels. terry, as always, thank you or some sports news now in the french football federation. president no, well, le, great has resigned after being accused of sexual harassment, but rather than condemn him. major mil figures in french soccer had been praising the 81 year old even suggesting that he should keep his other job with world governing body fever. no le, great help master mine. france is 2018 world cook triumph and is a powerful figur

from finland and in the actions finland is taken on the ground in the last year. hello. this is what is standing in the way actually for finland, joining nato on sweden as well. well, those are 2 different questions actually very little. if anything is standing in the way of finland joining nato. turkey has made that clear that it's real beef is with sweden. we've seen these incidents in sweden where someone burned a qur'an where there was an effigy of turkish presidents air to one swinging and downtown stockholm, in finland. turkey makes, makes clear that it doesn't really have a lot of issues. they've sort of massage some policies it to, to make turkey feel more secure. that if it needs weapons from finland they would be sent. and, and this kind of thing. but what's holding up finland at the moment is that the 2 applications have been tied together and this is something that we may see change. in fact, just in the last week to nato defense ministerial secretary journal stolberg sort of opened the door to nato being. okay. with finland going ahead 1st. if turkey

it's future, but the bill will pass and finland will move ahead toward membership and finland apply it. of course, as we've been hearing from membership together with sweden they, they were expected that they would join at the same time. is this no straining ties between the 2 neighbors? i understand behind the scenes that both sides assure each other, that of course, the long ties, the closest relationship that you could have between 2 countries will remain. but if you listen to public statements and you and i were both there in munich, where the leaders of both countries spoke, you can hear that there is some tension. the swedish, a prime minister said that it was dangerous to leave sweden alone, and he would very much like finland to say it will wait for sweden. and this also is as sense in the swedes part that this take some pressure off turkish present. adair to one, but nato's view is that it's better to get finland in. now if that's all they can do and then everyone can focus on getting the swedes across that line too. let's pick apart another statement on terry because the fini

and have would have finland on his eastern neighbor a mate. so i wouldn't say would be the worst possible scenario. i would say see significant improvement at the moment. it's the most likely scenario with finland, holding parliamentary elections in april. the current government would like to see a finished flag raised at nato under its watch, and there's still a sliver of possibility for a tandem accession, as stalled talks with turkey resume in march. turn schultz who filed that report, gave us this assessment on whether the delay in ratification by hungry and turkey. strange needles open door policy as the finished prime minister, santa marine said, that's right. and that was very interesting that she said that with nato secretary general un stilton berg standing right next to her today. and i think that was a very bold thing to say because it again puts pressure back on nato to help finland and sweden overcome these obstacles that aren't even really clear anymore in hungary and turkey. so i think it, it streams the division of unity in the

we need more people in finland.g don't come, they are very wrong and it's a very dangerous policy also because we cannot cope ourselves. >> why do you think it's dangerous? >> because if we would close our doors, say no to people, we wouldn't have that economic growth. we wouldn't have new jobs. we wouldn't have the prospects. and they have also said that their aim and goal is to get rid of european union, to leave european union. >> what would that mean to finland? >> it would be a catastrophe to finland if we were to leave. it would be so stupid, i would say, bluntly. we have seen the problems with brexit and great britain. it's a bigger country than finland. we are a small country. we have an aggressive neighbor. there's no other choice or possibility for us than to stay in the european union. >> reporter: it is a defining moment for finland and for prime minister marin. just after our visit, she appeared with other heads of state at the council of europe and snapped a selfie with president zelenskyy. >> your cri

it was obvious that finland will join nato. it was all this up the same day when russia attacked ukraine at the finish mindset. the most important thing for finish finish people is to make sure that we are independent. we are secure, we have a southern country, we can make our own decisions. his number one issue for finished people. and when russia, our neighbor, i talked a not the neighbor ukraine, it was obvious that finland will join nato because that's the line. that's the only line that russia wouldn't cross. so it's the do with our security. it's to do with peace. it's an act of peace for finland to join nato. we have sent a very clear message. we want to join to get the widths weighed in at the same time . it's not only because we are good neighbors and good partners. it's all also to do with very concrete matters at the security planning of nato in the whole north. it's in interest of us, but it's also in the interest of nato that finland and sweden will join simultaneously. and we have sent very clear signal and very c

terry, where does the debate stand now in finland? the finish parliament is this afternoon, holding its final debate on finish membership in nato. and this is something that the government wanted to do to get everybody behind its move to join after so many decades of the country being firmly opposed to nato membership. so the public opinion has changed so dramatically that more than 80 percent of people are in favor of joining nato. and the parliamentarians reflect that opinion as well. there's only a handful of people who still oppose membership. they say that they're worried that nuclear weapons would be station unfinished territory that us troops would be there that it would invite russian attacks. but the bill will, will pass overwhelmingly. now finland applied for now to membership together with sweden and it was expected that would join at the same time and now finland is contemplating to go. it alone is causing a strain on the ties between the 2 neighbors. that's right, finland is very much portraying this as not it's choice to

same time and now finland is contemplating to go. it alone is causing strain on the ties between the 2 neighbors . that's right, finland is very much portraying this as not it's choice to leave sweden behind, but a choice that's in the hands of hungary and turkey who of course are in control of when they ratify the finish and swedish memberships. so this is something that even nato has begun to say that it's, it's not up to finland and sweden, it's up to hungary and turkey. so yes, i would say there has been a bit of tension. we heard the swedish prime minister say that this puts his country in danger, and he also believes that reduces the security of the nato alliance as a whole. but behind the scenes finish and swedish politicians have worked together for decades. it's, it's the closest of relationships between neighboring countries, really, and i'm told that will not be a lasting impact, even if sweden has to trail behind finland a bit. in joining nato. responded to shows that thank you, terry terminal, to have a look at some othe

there was never any reason for sweden and finland to join nato. in the 1st place, they managed to survive very nicely during the cold war outside of nature, even though both very closely aligned with the united states, western europe and nature. but nonetheless, they weren't for many members. suddenly they decided that they would rush forward into nato membership. even though it was clearly a very serious security issue for russia and that russia could not indefinitely of ignore the security threat that dispose of finland has a role, an 800 mile border with russia and both sweden and finland. you know, they, they go way up to the north with a white see. and then, you know, all sorts of security issues are involved. they pushed forward with this. they never consulted their publics. they flatly refused holding referendums and stolen. but wanted to get this out of the way, months and months ago, but unfortunately, they haven't done that. but the problem is that of course, russia poses no threat to sweden and finland. you know, there's no reason for t

does the fact that there was such a successful mobile product from finland encourage people from finlandy in that space? yeah, of course. yeah. because i think that was the example. like, you can actually make it big. people here do seem proud of the city's success in mobile tech. always happy to chat about it in bars and cafes. but heritage and goodwill only get you so far. well, this is really kind of where we have... reacted as a company that helps tech businesses, —— reacted is a company that helps tech businesses, game studios included, makes sure they have the right infrastructure in place to succeed. i think we're just generally very interested in technology. i'm sure that you could also then say that that comes from some war background or something back in the day but then, i think in very many ways, it's about the cultural sort of situation that we've had here — that essentially, finns, we have this ability of — and it's in the culture — that we can try and then we can fail and then we try again. you don't have to worry about failing. and when you don't have to worry about faili

here's how, too , how it was in finland.тояние well, after all, they were able to get their country out and i don't have it and i think that's exactly and that's why let's say that the people of ufa are like that a small person can't do much well, something can if it talks about the future. yes, you see that in finland-ukraine we will meet together in europe , for example. back here to europe well, i didn't look so that ukraine and europe are now and ukraine is definitely a european country but there is definitely a european point of view thank you thank you we talked about how he helps ukrainians in finland, now i still have a certain amount of time to answer your questions, why putin wants to portray russia as a monkey with a grenade that lives in poverty but wants the whole world to be afraid of it receiving money for gas it would be possible to develop new technologies to improve the lives of its citizens, not to drag other countries into the same poverty, well , first of all, the main money is for oil, gas is not of suc

we could build something big from finland, from | something big from finland, from helsinki.ample that, you know, we could build something big from finland orfrom helsinki, but we didn't do. as i said, like, we didn't really have any, like, big publishers or studios. we don't need the connections with the publishers. we don't need to travel the other side of the world. we canjust do it, like, from here with nokia's support. does the fact that there was such a successful mobile product from finland encourage people from finland to want to stay in that space? yeah, of course. yeah. because i think that was the example. you can actually make it big. people here do seem proud of the city's success in mobile tech, always happy to chat about it in bars and cafes. but heritage and goodwill only get you so far. well, this is really kind of where we have... reacted as a company that helps tech businesses, game studios included, makes sure they have the right infrastructure in place to succeed. i think we're just generally very interested in technology. i'm sure that you could also the

but one of the countries will leave membership in finland not ratified defense alliance of sweden but earlier, during a visit to stockholm, the head of the finnish government said that finland would not join nato without sweden, but now the rhetoric has changed, it becomes clear that turkey blocked the road to nato for sweden due to anti-muslim exits for a long time. the unstable political situation in the world once again proves that history repeats such an opinion in the program say, don't be silent shared natalia golubeva, the author of the script for the documentary publicist cycle genocide without the right to life, according to her witnesses great patriotic war like no other. now i understand the price of the peaceful sky, remembers the terrible time when innocent people died, now the main tasks are to unite and preserve the calm life that we have today. the most valuable archives helped to shed light on the truth to its extent, the information about the extermination of the belarusian people during the great patriotic war publicized facts of criminal activity allowed. with hist

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because this is just an example of finland and sweden .d these two countries want to join nato ? why are they not interested in the guarantees of the same britain or france? and germany are very simple guarantees from nato, they first of all provide a guarantee from the united states. yes, it is the largest military power in the world, it is a nuclear country that actually provides a nuclear umbrella to other countries that are members. that is, everyone perfectly understands why membership in nato is now imagined that the member is replaced with a groaning pact with all three countries, respectively, of them france and great britain are indeed nuclear countries and are members of the un security council, but really what can this pact guarantee, that is, apart from the supply of weapons, apart from the fact that there will be yes and there are some procedures to be followed, the main advantage of obnato membership is the fifth article, the fifth article, when all the member countries are ready to provide assistance in the event of such a p

shocked when we give different message about finland, but finland should not make the same mistake. but the misses were relations between turkey and sweden have hit the buffers. following a recent burning of the corral in stockton and a protest authorized by swedish police adding to attentions and chris previously demanded sweden extradite dozens of war. it deems terrorists a request. stockholm's largely ignored will entering chief all the envy, media, news website, yellows could common sais. if finland joined natal without sweden, it would break all existing commitments between the neighboring allies. oh, what i thing that does jerk is very effectively. oh booting it's hammer war acts between oh feelin as we'd in which are oh very much building now the u. s. b. lots are all defaced facts against russia. i think the jerky was using its power. dreams was the geopolitical infrastructure in the northern europe very effectively if, if ethic theory awful thing. so good possibility warping went to join me though with doll sweden. and of course, that is broken all the principals and promis

to be honest , we are upset, and so he is in finland now, just like our relationship. europe, vandals continue to desecrate soviet war memorials. well, how to prevent a potential war of monuments, such as, for example, the response to the dismantling of the monument to marshal konev in prague when the czech is not worth it, however, information about who these people who are indicated in this memory, in fact, should still be, which czech authorities recorded the hero and how it will be resolved. the situation around no one in the forest refused to take money from russia to rent plots on the north side of the church, st. mary magdalene in primorsk, there is now a flat ice surface from the finnish war memorial that stood here for a little less than 4 years, only this plate remains, primorsk is a former finnish city of koiesta after the soviet -finnish war. he went to the ussr, but during the great patriotic war he was again occupied by the finns and recaptured by the red army in the forty-fourth right here the dead were buried near the lutheran parish . this is the forty

so is the 2 for one sweetheart deal between sweden and finland expired? we'll discuss. all right, let's get into the m l. the me . here was an early adopter of nato joining the block way back in 1952. within the alliance, the turks have the 2nd largest military only behind the united states. and as you can see here, their location is one of utmost importance, at, at least as seen by the us, straddling europe and asia to its east and west russia. just a few hours north, the african continent, just a few hours south. it's no wonder turkey has leadership has had to play there geopolitical cards carefully for decades. and no surprise as to why when the nato block was formed by the us, that the americans wanted to keep this country within its orbit. turkey is inserted like and con. yeah. air bases have proven keyed some of nato's most recent operations across the region. but in recent months, following russia's military intervention in ukraine to new members sought to join the block, finland, and sweden, their accession would mark the 15th and 16th times. the alliance has ex

but finland should not make the same mistake. for the misses or relations between turkey and sweden have hit the buffers. following a recent burning of the corral in stockton, and a protest authorized by swedish police, adding to attentions anchor is previously demanded, sweden, extradite dozens of what it deems terrorists, a request stockholm's largely ignored. when editor in chief, all the envy media and news website yellows could common says if finland joined natal without sweden, it would break all existing commitments between the neighboring allies. ah, what i think the dust jerk is very effectively no booting it's hammer or ex between ah feelin as we'd in which are a very much building now the u. s. b. lots are all defaced facts against russia. i think the jerky is using its power. dreams was the geopolitical infrastructure in the northern europe. very effectively. if, if ethic theory, we're putting a so called possibility hoping to join needle with doll sweden and of course, that he's broken all the principals and promises

does the fact that there was such a successful mobile product from finland encourage people from finlande, yeah, because i think that was the example — like, you can actually make it big. people here do seem proud of the city's success in mobile tech, always happy to chat about it in bars and cafes. but heritage and goodwill only get you so far. well, this is really kind of where we have... reaktor is a company that helps tech businesses, game studios included, makes sure they have the right infrastructure in place to succeed. i think we're just generally very interested in technology. i'm sure that you could also then say that that comes from some, like, war background or something back in the day but then, i think in very many ways, it's about the cultural sort of situation that we've had here — that essentially, finns, we have this ability of — and it's in the culture — that we can try and then we can fail and then we try again. you don't have to worry about failing. and when you don't have to worry about failing, you're obviously much braver. and then also, the government is supporti

the finland -- the soviets a planned to accept finland as a sovereign nation, and finland seated a smaller gave hitler the confidence that he could successfully invade the soviet union. a campaign he began when he broke the molotov ribbon trapped part and couldn't menaced operation barbarosa, the nichelle operation of the invasion of the soviet union, what russia views as the start of what they call the great patriotic war. three days later, the soviets, under stolen, broke the moscow peace treaty, and invaded finland. again. stolen, then like putin today in ukraine, was determined to recapture what he falsely viewed as his. fighting didn't end until 1944, and finland's borders and sovereignty were only officially protected in 1947, by the paris peace treaty. the historic, multinational accord following world war ii. so it is something similar needed to ensure ukraine's sovereignty. to ensure another russian leader with dreams of empire doesn't invade once again. after the break, we will talk with the former united states ambassador to russia, and a professor of international studies in po

accord and 18. benito membership bids sweden and finland started. this process to get there and we've been going together, the whole process or our preferred option will be that sweden and finland would join at the same time. at the same time, i have respect for the fact that these are 2 national sovereign parliaments, both in budapest and anchorage of theft to decide how they deal in the direct were with the our applications. i can take note to the fact that 28 out of 30 allies has already ratified the application in the evening record speed, and now we're waiting for o course for from a on can i am, am from budapest, and are you confident that ankara and budapest to will drop her dare resistance to you in a to application as far as budapest goes. so we have not to heard and is ayden criticized me. and so for, for our application, this been more processes that has been been been a hindrance for, for the parliament, the in budapest, in regards to tier care, we have been and more you between sweden, fin, london, and turkey. and we are very much focus

to new members sought to join the block, finland, and sweden, their accession would mark the 15th and 16th times. the alliance has expanded since the fall of the soviet union. but membership requires a unanimous vote by existing member states. as a now sir kia, stand in their way. so joining us to discuss why are kias refusing to go along with the program is geopolitical expert and editor at large and t. r t world, mister use of aram. now 1st use of can you address for us president are the ones exchange with the swedish p, where he said and quote, if you want nato accession, you have to extradite these terrorists. we gave them a list of $120.00 people without extra diving. these terrorists, it won't happen, and quote, now the swedes have repeatedly said they won't turn over anyone to turkey. or what does that mean then for their nato application. ok, well, 1st of all, inside the memorandum of understanding that was signed at the madrid summit last year, nato's important gathering of all 30 member states. there was an agreement between lin suite and ed to get that open the door for the

does the fact that there was such a successful mobile product from finland encourage people from finlandace? yeah, of course. yeah. because i think that was the example. you can actually make it big. people here do seem proud of the city's success in mobile tech. always happy to chat about it in bars and cafes. but heritage and goodwill only get you so far. well, this is really kind of where we have... reacted as a company that helps tech businesses, game studios included, makes sure they have the right infrastructure in place to succeed. i think we're just generally very interested in technology. i'm sure that you could also then say that that comes from some war background or something back in the day. but then i think in very many ways it's about the cultural sort of situation that we've had here, that essentially finns, we have this ability of — and it's in the culture — that we can try and then we can fail and then we try again. you don't have to worry about failing. and when you don't have to worry about failing, you're obviously much braver. and then also the government is support

this is basically saying that it would most likely be approving finland's bid. that if it came solo to turkish parliament, the turkish foreign minister, the very next day, reiterated with the turkish president sentence, said that it unjust that finland needs to wait for its own nato membership because of sweden not being able to meet the conditions required in the memorandum of understanding the day after that the finished foreign minister is original comments about considering sweden not being able to become a native member. i kind of walk that back a little, but it also had a meeting with nato secretary general. yes, dalton berg, i believe thursday or friday, or i believe later this week i should say, i don't know the exact day that the fish and sweetest prime ministers are going to be meeting. so that's going to be an important meeting. and as we can see that there is, there is a lot of dialogue behind the scenes. and i think it's going to come to a point where the really need to consider their own self interest, their own national security. and they're proba

ah, the membership of finland to sweden will be formalized in a legal sense. this accession protocol to be ratified by all nato member states, until two parties have ratified it, but hungary and turkey, however, i would not underestimate those contradictions that exist today between turkey and sweden, turkey and finland to a lesser extent. and life. as they say, richer than any schemes, or there will suddenly happen, so sweden and finland, they will join nato. to be honest, i think that sometime, probably in helsinki and stockholm, erdogan monuments will be erected from grateful swedes and grateful finns who berdagan , which saved them from this geopolitical miscalculation that these two countries made, but speaking in absolutely direct language. finland has announced that it is joining nato in order to strengthen its military security . as a result of this step, it has already been announced that it will be deployed by us in the adjacent territory. uh, the karelian corps and this is absolutely understandable. why are we doing this , because if and when finlan

going to join, but he confirmed the fact of joining finland, which is great thank you in finland e.e.iktor dudukalov deputy chairman of the berdyansk district council, mr. viktor congratulations, i congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes, respectively, mr. deputy chairman of the berdyansk district council so something blew up in berdyansk well, that's for sure and let's start. yes, cotton is not cotton. perhaps there is already some detail about those mysterious explosions. we are talking about today. well , about today. local residents write , it's true. as they say, i report almost every day in berdyansk, something or something in the surrounding area bach is blaring, well, maybe not every single one , but let's say this six out of seven days a week er, unfortunately, it is not always cotton, er, and today the probability that another cotton has taken place is small, because the locals just reported that there were similar launches of missiles or air defense, that is, well , it was similar to launches, nevertheless, cotton and all regularly in the occupied territory an

does the fact that there was such a successful mobile product from finland encourage people from finlandin that space? yeah, of course. yeah. because i think that was the example. you can actually make it big. people here do seem proud of the city's success in mobile tech. always happy to chat about it in bars and cafes. but heritage and goodwill only get you so far. well, this is really kind of where we have... reacted as a company that helps tech businesses, game studios included, makes sure they have the right infrastructure in place to succeed. i think we're just generally very interested in technology. i'm sure that you could also then say that that comes from some war background or something back in the day. but then i think in very many ways it's about the cultural sort of situation that we've had here, that essentially finns, we have this ability of — and it's in the culture — that we can try and then we can fail and then we try again. you don't have to worry about failing. and when you don't have to worry about failing, you're obviously much braver. and then also the government

to be honest, i 'm upset, we are already in finland now, just like our relationship. be further back in europe, vandals continue to desecrate soviet war memorials. well, how to prevent a potential war of monuments, such as, for example, the answer to the dismantling of the monument to marshal, konev, is not worth it in prague, however , the information about who really these people who are indicated on this monument should still be czech the authorities wrote down the heroes and how the situation around will be resolved no one is hitting the forests with money from russia for rent. on the north side of the church, st. mary magdalene in primorsk is now a flat ice surface from the finnish war memorial that stood here for a little less than 4 years, only this slab remains. in primorsk, the former finnish city of kovista after the soviet-finnish war, he went to the ussr during the great patriotic war, again occupied by the finns and recaptured by the red army in the forty -fourth, it was here that the dead were buried near the lutheran parish. this is the forty-second yea

why is finland doing nothing? you mean very frankly with you. i personally, this is my personal be what i think of western relationship with a standard. that's when the standard it appears that what i'm wondering why is doing is i don't not put it in debt in or inside and day. so to that you say no hold on. i live, what do i do? the hub, but you didn't really care about democracy. i did say i'm doing the thing now. preston, are they want to ensure the days free and well, i went to what the best the best thing to do is to make sure that that guy's off ended on bob. so me to don't on the edge it you can go to the license if you put in that you know, lot all right for me and jerry and presidential contender, i moved god about joining us live here. when are you into national? great to see you. thank you very much for your time. well, the jim bob william, the deputy minister of health is slammed health workers from his country that have left for the u. k. off that getting their education covered by the government. he says they should repay the debt a

i see these parallels in some foreign publications, which they try to impose on us , saying that finlandtrained the first offensive inflicted colossal losses on the enemy, then the enemy regrouped and finland was forced to cede part of its territory in exchange for some such peaceful coexistence with the aggressor, your vision of the appearance of such parallels again. everything is very simple here . well, more or less master the situation that is happening there on the book and information market of the countries where these expressions are published, well, let's say , then they spread because the winter war or it can be used very successfully through which you can explain something. if you remember last fall, there were a lot of comparisons with the netflix film on the western front without changes , that is, our partners in the information space pollinate emotions to emotions that are explained by means of mass culture, and this greatly simplifies the perception of the population of those or other facts, therefore, in any war, you yourself know this very well, you can find parallels

and then on finland and sweden, i cannot guarantee any specific date, but on finland, turkey has made it clear that they don't see any problems with ratification. with sweden, there are some issues still remains. both finland and sweden have lived up to their commitments that they signed up to at the nato summit last year so i think the time has come to ratify both of them now. but of course turkey has not a position and then we have this try lateral mechanism to address how to ensure that the accession process continues to move forward. and most important thing is not whether final land and sweden joins the same time, but that they join as soon as possible. and we need also to understand that they are in a total different position now. they are more secure now. because as part of the process, they have now been integrated more and more into nato civilian and military structures, defense planning, capability targets. nato has increased its presence, different allies have provided -- it is inconceivable that finland or sweden will be faced with any military threats from russia without

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now, why attack finland now, finland is not a member of nato, but to attack finland is the same as attackingll countries that are not members of nato they will protect finland, they have no obligations to it, but the united states does. great britain is enough, and right here too. if we manage to implement such a mechanism, we will be able to become nato members at least in 10 years if we live under the umbrella of these guarantees, but that is also not you need to relax because, you know, the president is changing in america too, and it would be better if these guarantees didn't work for long, and then it was up to me, and now the prospects are not very good, at least in terms of the situation, here's the question. we don't even understand now i wouldn't start thinking about it now, i would start thinking about a situation that will be related to distant prospects, she has already lived here all the time , the president of the united states is elected for four years. inclined but that's all we can't depend on it forever that's why i repeat exclusively eh we have to earn everything possible

now, why attack finland now? is not a member of nato, but a backup option - it's the same as attacking finland too many nato member countries will not protect finland, they have no obligations to it, but the united states, great britain, that is enough and right here too. if we manage to implement such a mechanism, we will be able to become nato members at least in 10 years if we live under the umbrella of these guarantees, but we don't need to relax either because , you know, the president is changing in america too, and it would be better if these guarantees didn't last long, and then it was up to me, and now we have very good prospects , at least because of the state of this person now you see, i wouldn't start thinking about it now, i would start thinking about a situation that will be related to distant prospects, she has already lived here all the time, the president of the united states is elected for four years. well, there will be one president who will not be very inclined then it is very prone but all