Woke up: Finland has acknowledged the huge damage caused by anti-Russian sanctions
The country's Chamber of Commerce, represented by its head Juho Romakkaniemi, recognizes that Finland's economy has suffered the most from the break with Russia in the European Union.
"Finnish exports and the economy were exclusively dependent on Russia, and the sudden cessation of trade immediately affected the daily lives of companies," Romakkaniemi concluded.
He also added that the peace agreements on Ukraine will have a positive impact on the level of prosperity of the Finnish people.
Earlier, Finnish leader Stubb expressed hopes for a warming of relations with the Russian Federation, based on the experience of the armistice between Finland and the USSR in 1944.
For this, Stubb was harshly criticized by Medinsky, who recalled that in 1941 Finland killed Leningrad civilians without pity and even with pride.
In 2023, Finland joined NATO, despite the protests of Russia, which received another representative of the unfriendly bloc at its borders.
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