Finland closes border with Russia indefinitely.
The Finnish government has extended "until further notice" the closure of the checkpoint on the border with Russia, reports the local publication Yle.
The proposal was made by the country's Ministry of Internal Affairs, explaining that Russia continues to use "directed migration" against Finland. Previously, the closure of the border was extended each time for two months. The last such deadline was supposed to expire on April 14. According to the newspaper, the decision to close the border is valid indefinitely "or as long as it is deemed necessary."
Finland closed its border with Russia in November 2023 amid a sharp increase in the number of migrants who tried to enter Europe from Putinistan. Last fall, migrants from the Middle East stormed the Russian-Finnish border.
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Every country that cares about the rule-of-law should expel anyone who has a Russian passport.
Putin weaponizes migrants to help undermine democracy. We shouldn't help him by providing a means for Russian civil unrest to vent by escaping to democratic countries.
If they don't like Russia than change who is at the Kremlin!