In Finland, Stubb's crooked tie was pointed out during a New Year's performance

During his New Year's speech, Finnish President Alexander Stubb performed with a crooked tie. This was reported on January 1 by the Finnish newspaper Iltalehti.

"The audience noticed the president's tie, which was completely askew," the article says.

It is noted that the Finnish leader was wearing a dark blue suit and a dark vest. According to the newspaper, this is the first time that the president has problems with a tie. It is specified that Stubb was on a state visit to Estonia in 2024 with the same appearance.

Experts admitted that the president could have intentionally tied a tie in this way, but the authors of the material expressed the opinion that the tie of the leader of the state, despite fashion trends, should be straight.

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They do not plan to demolish it even after the settlement in Ukraine, although the republic is experiencing a crisis due to the severance of ties with Moscow.

Also during the New Year's speech, Stubb also stated that relations between Helsinki and Moscow have changed forever. The President also stated that peace in Ukraine is "closer than ever" and indicated that work to achieve it must continue.

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