Comments by "" (@efghggdxlmfn33) on "Finland in Nato: Russia's neighbour always ready for war" video.

  1. Finland did indeed enter into a military alliance with Nazi Germany during the Continuation War (1941–1944) and it remains a historical fact. The argument that Finland faced an existential threat from the Soviet Union without any help from the West is partially misleading. During the Winter War (1939–1940), Finland did receive limited support from Western countries, including Sweden, the United Kingdom, and France, although it was insufficient to change the course of the conflict. Furthermore, the assertion that Finland had "no choice but to cooperate with Germany" oversimplifies a complex situation. Finland was undeniably a military ally, and any attempt to deny this fact oversimplifies history and undermines a nuanced understanding of the period.
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  2. 2024 Amazing stuff.: Municipalities in Eastern Finland are demanding that the authorities take measures to restore the region's economy, writes Savon Sanomat . The entire region has plunged into crisis due to anti-Russian sanctions. Particularly serious problems are observed with trade turnover, exports and unemployment. "Unfortunately, the draft program for the development of Eastern Finland does not contain any concrete and impressive ideas ," the author of the article states.
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  3. oh really? Finnish businesses are increasingly advocating for the resumption of trade with Russia, citing significant economic losses due to current sanctions. Regions like South Karelia are reportedly losing up to 1 million euros daily without Russian tourists and trade. Experts, such as Jukka Hellberg, emphasize the historical integration of Finnish businesses with the Russian economy and call for preparations to reopen borders. This shift in rhetoric includes using terms like "ceasefire" and "when" instead of "if," reflecting a pragmatic approach to future economic cooperation.
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