The Finnish government has announced that it will temporarily close its eastern border for four consecutive days starting from Saturday evening. Prime Minister Sanna Marin expressed the need for this measure due to the increasing number of immigrants crossing the neighboring countries’ eastern border, which poses a serious threat to national security and public order. Estonia is also considering the possibility of partially or completely closing its borders with Russia, as noted by Veiko Konnumäe, the director of the country’s border guard. This move could potentially prevent individuals who previously crossed the Finnish border from entering Estonia, ensuring that only those who meet the necessary requirements for entering the European Union are allowed access.

The situation is being closely monitored, and appropriate measures will be taken in case of any emergency migration, stated the Estonian official. It is evident that both Finland and Estonia are taking proactive steps to ensure the safety and security of their nations. This development highlights the growing concern around immigration and the potential threats it can pose to a country’s stability. It is crucial for governments to remain vigilant and address these issues promptly to maintain order and protect their citizens.

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