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The end of neutrality for a famously neutral country would be a blow to Putin and enhance the alliance’s intelligence capabilities

Dont trust what putin is going to do, because we see what he has done in ukraine? >> its the latter. your analysis is spot on as usual, alex. put yourself in the shoes of the finns and the swedes. theyve got a long, bad history with russia. and by the way, go back to 1939, google winter war, finland, 1939. soviet tanks under stalin rolled into finland, much the same premise as we see going into ukraine, they carved out about 10% of finlands territory. they forced finland into neutrality. thats w...

It’s best known as the Mosin-Nagant in the West. They refer to it as a Mosin in Russia, but when adopted by that country’s military, it was officially labeled the 3-Line Rifle.

Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin says her country will decide whether to apply to join Nato "within weeks".She said she saw no reason to delay the decision, at a joint news conference alongside Sweden's prime minister.Her comments coin...

Russia has warned that it could deploy nuclear weapons to the Baltic region if Finland and Sweden join NATO.

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Union but basically just take finland. and stall their own puppet, pro soviet government, or maybe just even just annex finland, make fun of part of the ussr. erase it as a sovereign country. again, they didnt think that it would be hard. they think it would take a few days. it did not work that way. the fins, in 1939, fought them off furiously. i mean, at the time, there were 4 million -- less than 4 million people in finland. 180 million people in the soviet union. and proportionate militaries...

Stalin had intended for when he invaded in the first place. he thought he would run roughshod over the place. and the negotiation settlement of the winter war, finland did have to seat about 10% of its territory to the soviets, which is bad. but, they state finland. they kept their independence as a nation. they kept their sovereignty, they kept their way of government. the even got to keep their army. they got to stay who they are. and they also never forgot it. and that history is here to help...

The meeting in Stockholm comes less than two months after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which has altered the regional security picture in Scandinavia.

Country. again, they didnt think that it would be hard. they think it would take a few days. it did not work that way. the fins, in 1939, fought them off furiously. i mean, at the time, there were 4 million -- less than 4 million people in finland. 180 million people in the soviet union. and proportionate militaries to those populations. the fans were outnumbered, they were wildly outgunned. but they were also resourceful, they were fighting on their home turf, and there were more motivated than...