Boris Johnson and President of Finland press conference

The transcript discusses Finland's security strategy, emphasizing that joining NATO is not a zero-sum game and aims to enhance security without threatening others. It highlights Finland's and Europe's condemnation of Russia's actions in Ukraine and their support for Ukraine. The discussion also covers the broader impact of the Russian invasion on European security, reshaping the region's future.

What is the primary reason Finland considers joining NATO?

• To threaten neighboring countries

• To reduce military spending

• To enhance its own security

• To isolate itself from Europe

How does Finland view its increased security in relation to others?

• As irrelevant to global security

• As a zero-sum game

• As a threat to others

• As beneficial without harming others

What has Finland done in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine?

• Condemned the invasion and helped Ukraine

• Remained neutral

• Supported Russia

• Joined the Russian military efforts

What significant change has the Russian invasion of Ukraine brought about?

• Improved European economic conditions

• Strengthened Russia's global position

• Reduced global tensions

• Altered European security dynamics

What is the broader impact of the Russian invasion on Europe?

• It has improved diplomatic relations

• It has decreased military alliances

• It has reshaped future realities

• It has led to economic prosperity