Finnish foreign ministry official details how Russia's 'hybrid warfare' reshaped border security
- Finland built about 124 miles of fencing along its 833-mile border with Russia to help stop unauthorized migration, according to Petri Hakkarainen.
- Finland closed its entire land border with Russia in 2023 amid accusations that Moscow was using migration to destabilize the country; the Kremlin denied the accusation.
- Finnish lawmakers passed a temporary Border Security Act allowing authorities to restrict asylum applications and turn back migrants if a foreign actor attempts to destabilize the country.
- Hakkarainen said Finland views Russia as a long-term threat to transatlantic security.
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Russia’s Hybrid Warfare Forces Finland to Reinvent Border Security
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Russian tactics designed to disrupt European nations forced neighboring Finland to fundamentally rethink its border security, culminating in the recent completion of a new border fence along its eastern frontier. Finland constructed roughly 124 miles of fencing along its border with Russia — a secondary security measure [...]
Finnish foreign ministry official details how Russia's 'hybrid warfare' reshaped border security
Finland completed a 124-mile border fence along its frontier with Russia to counter hybrid warfare tactics, including the weaponization of migration to destabilize border security.
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