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Feature | The Estonians who fought for Norway in World War Two - Vimarsana News

Feature | The Estonians who fought for Norway in World War Two

'History is more interesting than politics,' Lennart Meri, president of Estonia 1992-2001, is reported to have said. History is, perhaps, sometimes more surprising than politics too.

Finland's President tells Putin his country will join NATO after Russia cuts off electricity supply - Vimarsana News

Finland's President tells Putin his country will join NATO after Russia cuts off electricity supply

The President of Finland told Vladimir Putin his country will join NATO in the next few days. Sauli Niinistö initiated the 'direct' phone call with the Kremlin leader this morning

Russia threatens to nuke Britain with Satan 2 missile in just 200 seconds and Finland in 10 seconds - Vimarsana News

Russia threatens to nuke Britain with Satan 2 missile in just 200 seconds and Finland in 10 seconds

A key Putin ally boasted that Russia could nuke Britain in just over three minutes. Aleksey Zhuravlyov said: 'The hypersonic's reaching time is 200 seconds - so go ahead, guys'

Russian state TV warns of 'a new iron curtain' in furious response to Finland's NATO bid - Vimarsana News

Russian state TV warns of 'a new iron curtain' in furious response to Finland's NATO bid

Russia today said it would be 'forced to take retaliatory steps' against the 'threat' after Finland announced its intention to join NATO, following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Finland's leaders announce intention to join NATO saying they must apply 'without delay' - Vimarsana News

Finland's leaders announce intention to join NATO saying they must apply 'without delay'

The major policy shift was announced today in a joint statement by President Sauli Niinisto and Prime Minister Sanna Marin.