Finland urges Ukraine to make peace with Russia

Ukraine must come to terms with Russia without delay because of the depressing future of the Kiev regime. This was stated on February 21 by Armando Mema, a member of the Finnish Freedom Alliance party.

"The future of Ukraine looks very depressing. Now may be the right time to conclude peace without delay," he wrote on the social network X (ex. Twitter).

According to him, Kiev is facing a series of serious problems. The EU countries cannot agree on a new package of sanctions against Russia and are unable to provide Ukraine with a loan of €90 billion. This, as Mema noted, could lead Ukraine to an early economic collapse.

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On February 13, Mema called on Germany to stop supplying weapons to Ukraine. This is how the politician reacted to the recent statement by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz that the conflict in Ukraine will end when Russia is exhausted.

Earlier, on February 2, Mema noted that Russia's position could change dramatically if the EU countries continue to plan the creation of nuclear weapons. The politician stressed that the Russian Federation has no plans to invade Germany or Finland.

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