In a recent Foreign Policy article, former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili argued that “Russia’s most likely target in the near future is either Finland or Sweden.” As Saakashvili explains, “by attacking a non-NATO country, (Russian President Vladimir) Putin does not risk a proportional response in accordance with Article 5. But by targeting a European country, he can expect to reap the rewards of public approval at home from voters who are desperate for a victory.”
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Jyri Raitasalo: Scandinavia won’t be Russia’s next target
People walk on a bridge across the Moskva river with the Kremlin in the background on Feb. 17, 2019 in Moscow.
