Finland Not Seeing Immediate Threat, Envoy Hautala Says

The video discusses Finland's support for Ukraine through weapons and aid, the debate on Finland's potential NATO membership, and comparisons between Ukraine's current situation and Finland during the Cold War. It also covers regional security concerns, particularly in the Baltics, and examines Vladimir Putin's ambitions regarding Ukraine and beyond.

What prompted Finland to provide weapons and aid to Ukraine?

• A direct threat to Finland

• A request from NATO

• A violation of international law by Russia

• A humanitarian crisis in Ukraine

How did Finland's position during the Cold War differ from Ukraine's current situation?

• Finland retained its independence and gradually integrated with the West

• Ukraine has always been part of NATO

• Finland was occupied by Russia

• Ukraine is not considered a European country

What is the current perception of the threat to Finland's borders?

• There is an immediate military threat

• Finland is preparing for an invasion

• Russian forces are advancing towards Finland

• The borders are quiet with no immediate threat

What is the concern of the Baltic region regarding Russia?

• The Baltics are planning to join Russia

• Russia is forming alliances with Baltic countries

• Russia might push further into the Baltics

• The Baltics are neutral in the conflict

What are Vladimir Putin's ambitions concerning Ukraine?

• To leave Ukraine completely independent

• To establish Ukraine as a NATO member

• To make Ukraine a dependent country on Russia

• To integrate Ukraine into the European Union