Finland’s NATO nerves: A country on Russia’s doorstep wonders about the alliance’s future
HELSINKI — Finland joined NATO just over three years ago, expecting to walk into an efficient and well-funded defensive alliance capable of warding off its belligerent Russian neighbors. Finnish government leaders are not afraid to admit that they found NATO to be much more disorganized and underfunded than they hoped, echoing recent complaints from President […]
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HELSINKI — Finland joined NATO just over three years ago, expecting to walk into an efficient and well-funded defensive alliance capable of warding off its belligerent Russian neighbors. Recommended Stories Democrats’ daycare obsession is built on a feminist myth Pope Leo got his comms makeover. Now Trump needs his Sanctuary cities: Compassion on other people’s dime Finnish government leaders are not afraid to admit that they found NATO to be much more disorganized and underfunded than they hoped, echoing recent complaints from President Donald Trump.
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