The Finland-Russia border will remain closed for another month. This was stated by the head of the Finnish Ministry of Agriculture, Sari Essaya, on the Yle TV channel, confirming the information previously published in the Finnish media. TASS.
“In this case, I can verify the information that is publicly available,” Essaya said.
Mari Rantanen, head of the Finnish Ministry of Internal Affairs, on January 9 statedHe said Helsinki will not open checkpoints on the Russian border as of January 14.
The border between the two countries has been closed since December 15. Earlier, Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo said in an interview with Yle that the situation at the border required additional measures because Russia’s actions “have not fundamentally changed.”
Previously Finland plans Banning LNG imports from Russia next year.
Formerly President of Finland guess There are difficulties on the Russian border.