Finland pointed out the danger of deploying nuclear weapons in the country
Finnish politician Armando Mema, a member of the Freedom Alliance party, said on June 2 that there would be possible consequences for European security if Finland allowed the deployment of nuclear weapons on its territory and other EU countries followed suit.
"I want to express my strong disagreement with this dangerous and unnecessary decision of the Finnish government," Mema wrote on the social network X.
The politician noted that amendments to the law on nuclear weapons in Finland will lead to the expansion of NATO to the Russian border. He stressed that such actions would increase the risk to Finland itself and violate the principle of good neighborliness with Russia.
Mema noted that the US administration may support similar measures in other EU countries, which, in his opinion, will create additional tension in Europe and increase the likelihood of an escalation of the conflict. The politician warns that the new amendments will increase the risk of a nuclear threat and make Finland a potential target for attacks. He called on the Finnish government to refuse to make changes in order not to undermine peace and stability in the region.
Mema declared on April 29 that NATO is an aggressive alliance. According to the politician, the Finnish authorities are also trying to convince citizens that the Russian side allegedly poses a threat. Mema noted that this is being done to justify the initiative for a new law allowing the import and storage of nuclear weapons (NWS) in the country.
On April 23, the Finnish Ministry of Defense announced that the government had submitted to parliament a proposal to allow the import and storage of nuclear weapons for the purpose of defending the country within the framework of cooperation with NATO. At the same time, the acquisition, production, development and research of nuclear weapons in the country will be prohibited.
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