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War in Ukraine
Vojislav Torden, a commander of the Russian neo-Nazi paramilitary group Rusich, is accused of committing five war crimes in Ukraine in 2014, resulting in the deaths of 22 Ukrainian soldiers.
2d ago
Ukraine
Finland and Ukraine have signed a bilateral defense cooperation agreement worth €200 million, the Finnish Ministry of Defence said on Thursday.
2d ago
Ukraine
Stefan Korshak, Kyiv Post’s military correspondent, shares his perspective on recent developments in Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Mar. 8
Sweden
Finnish police suspect eight of the tanker’s crew of involvement, and three of them are still barred from leaving Finland.
Mar. 2
Europe
In what would appear to be Trump’s latest ploy to blackmail alliance members into capitulating to Putin, a Finnish lawmaker claims the US president is threatening to pull US troops out of Europe.
Feb. 21
Europe
Macron held the new meeting on Ukraine on Wednesday afternoon in a bid to coordinate a European response to what he has called an “existential threat” from Russia after a shock US policy shift.
Feb. 19
Ukraine
Russia attacked Ukraine instead of the Baltic countries because the Baltics are NATO members, Finnish Speaker of Parliament Jussi Halla-aho says
Feb. 14
Ukraine
In an exclusive interview, Finnish Speak of Parliament Jussi Halla-aho warned that talks with Russia must not be made from a position of weakness.
Feb. 13
NATO
Finland’s Parliamentary Speaker Jussi Halla-aho said that Finland has a reserve force of 280,000 troops ready to mobilize swiftly in case of potential Russian aggression.
Feb. 12
Russia
Kremlin propaganda has not succeeded in Finland, said Jussi Halla-aho. Relations with Russia remain strained, and border closures are expected to continue.
Feb. 12
NATO
Finland’s Insta combined with Ukrainian specialists to develop a new version of its Steel Eagle explosive fragmenting ball charge system, creating an extended range attack drone.
Jan. 31
Russia
Amid a flurry of suspicious incidents, in which undersea cables have been severed in the Baltic Sea, governments and experts are pointing fingers at Russia.
Jan. 26
Russia
Unnamed officials said inexperienced crews on aging vessels are to blame for undersea cable damages in Europe, though others said it is difficult to prove or disprove Moscow’s involvement.
Jan. 20
Russia
The Eagle S ship, sailing under the Cook Islands flag, had already been seized by Finnish authorities on Dec. 28 as part of its criminal investigation into suspected sabotage.
Jan. 8
Sweden
The arrested men worked as the captain and a crew member on board the ship that reportedly dragged its anchor to damage an undersea cable in the Gulf of Finland, between Finland and Estonia.
Jan. 7
Stefan Korshak, Kyiv Post’s military correspondent, shares his perspective on recent developments in Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Mar. 8