Finland Lost the Little Bit of Trust Left in Russia: MP

The transcript discusses Finland's loss of trust in Russia following its attack on Ukraine, highlighting Russia as a major foreign policy threat. It addresses concerns over NATO expansion and potential repercussions from Russia. Finland's resilience against cyber attacks and hybrid threats is emphasized, along with the shift in public opinion towards joining NATO. The urgency of formalizing NATO membership is also discussed.

How has Russia's attack on Ukraine affected Finland's perception of Russia?

• It has increased trust in Russia.

• It has had no impact on Finland's perception.

• It has led to a loss of trust in Russia.

• It has made Finland more dependent on Russia.

What is Finland's stance on making security decisions in light of NATO expansion?

• Finland relies on Russia for security decisions.

• Finland believes in its sovereign right to make its own security decisions.

• Finland allows NATO to make all its security decisions.

• Finland is undecided about its security policy.

What potential threats does Finland face from Russia aside from military action?

• Economic sanctions

• Cyber attacks and hybrid influencing

• Diplomatic isolation

• Increased trade tariffs

How has public opinion in Finland shifted regarding NATO membership?

• Public opinion remains unchanged.

• There is strong opposition to NATO membership.

• The majority now supports joining NATO.

• There is a decrease in support for NATO membership.

What is the Finnish Prime Minister's stance on the timeline for NATO membership application?

• It should be delayed indefinitely.

• It should be completed in months.

• It should not be pursued at all.

• It should be completed in weeks.