Finland completes work on 200km fence along border with Russia
What to know about Finland completes work on 200km fence along border with Russia
Helsinki says the fence will help protect NATO's longest border as concerns grow over Russian hybrid activity and the potential use of migration to exert pressure on the country.
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What happened
Helsinki says the fence will help protect NATO's longest border as concerns grow over Russian hybrid activity and the potential use of migration to exert pressure on the country.
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