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The Finnish government is imposing significant restrictions on the entry of Russians into the country, citing international damage caused by tourists from Russia.

This was stated on September 23 by Finnish Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto, Helsingin Sanomat reports.

He noted that the entry restrictions apply to both travelers with Schengen visas previously issued by Finland and those traveling with Schengen visas from other countries.

“We decided today to start preparing a national decision on how we can limit the flow of tourists or completely prevent it … There is no moral or ethical basis that while Russia is waging war against Ukraine, Russians are traveling on vacation or holidays to Finland or other parts of Europe will continue as usual,” said the top Finnish diplomat.

According to Haavisto, the restrictions could come into force in the coming days, possibly as early as next week.

Visas can be canceled on an individual basis at the border when conditions are not met. Visas may be stopped or restricted, except for special groups such as people coming to visit their relatives,” Haavisto said.

Also, Latvia will not issue humanitarian or other types of visas to Russians who evade mobilization.

Recall that Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a partial mobilization on the territory of Russia for its “protection and integrity.”

According to the head of the Kremlin, the main goals of the “special operation” remain unchanged: the complete “liberation” of the so-called “LPR” and partial “DPR”. Given this, Russia will ensure security during the “referenda” in the occupied territories of Ukraine.

By the way, British Ambassador Melinda Simmons said that the partial mobilization announced by Russian President Vladimir Putin is a refusal to understand Ukraine.

In addition, Mrs. Bridget Brink, the United States Ambassador to Ukraine, noted that the fake referendums and announced partial mobilization are signs of Russian weakness and failure.

Earlier, the Office of the President of Ukraine ridiculed the announcement of partial mobilization in Russia.

Recall that Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a partial mobilization on the territory of Russia for its “protection and integrity.”

According to the head of the Kremlin, the main goals of the “special operation” remain unchanged: the complete “liberation” of the so-called “LPR” and partial “DPR”. Given this, Russia will ensure security during the “referenda” in the occupied territories of Ukraine.

By the way, British Ambassador Melinda Simmons said that the partial mobilization announced by Russian President Vladimir Putin is a refusal to understand Ukraine.

In addition, Mrs. Bridget Brink, the United States Ambassador to Ukraine, noted that the fake referendums and announced partial mobilization are signs of Russian weakness and failure.

Earlier, the Office of the President of Ukraine ridiculed the announcement of partial mobilization in Russia.

Recall that Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a partial mobilization on the territory of Russia for its “protection and integrity.”

According to the head of the Kremlin, the main goals of the “special operation” remain unchanged: the complete “liberation” of the so-called “LPR” and partial “DPR”. Given this, Russia will ensure security during the “referenda” in the occupied territories of Ukraine.

By the way, British Ambassador Melinda Simmons said that the partial mobilization announced by Russian President Vladimir Putin is a refusal to understand Ukraine.

In addition, Mrs. Bridget Brink, the United States Ambassador to Ukraine, noted that the fake referendums and announced partial mobilization are signs of Russian weakness and failure.

Earlier, the Office of the President of Ukraine ridiculed the announcement of partial mobilization in Russia.


Source: PRM

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