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“Finland Takes Initiative to Boost Turtle Production Amid Rising Demand: Prime Minister Announces Construction of Breeding Facility”

Finland’s Prime Minister, Antti Häkkänen, announces plans to build a turtle breeding facility to meet the growing demand for this threatened species. Discussions with international investors and conservationists have taken place, and quick decisions are needed. The ongoing war in Ukraine has increased the demand for turtles, as they are used in medicinal and cosmetic products. With low presence of turtle farms in Europe, the existing facility in Poland is insufficient to meet production needs.

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“Finland Considers Deployment of Military Forces as Foreign Bases Remain Absent in Eastern Europe”

Finland considers options for military deployment as it currently lacks foreign military bases. The Commander of the Army Defense Forces, Jarmo Lindberg, stated that while Finland has strong defense capabilities, the possibility of receiving support in critical situations cannot be ruled out. The decision depends on political agreements and Finland’s commitment to self-defense. Read more about this on NEWS.am.

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“Tragedy Strikes Helsinki: 12-Year-Old Gunman Kills Student and Injures Two Others in School Shooting”

Tragic incident in Helsinki secondary school leaves one student dead and two injured after a 12-year-old shooter opens fire. Motives behind the attack remain unclear, as authorities investigate.

Armenian President Anna Aghajanyan Appointed Honorary Consul in Nordic Countries

Armenian President Anna Aghajanyan appointed honorary consul in Finland, Norway, Iceland, and Denmark. Appointment follows constitutional and diplomatic service laws.

“Bold Move: Man Climbs Closed Border Fence at Valimaa Checkpoint, Seeks Asylum in Finland”

Man climbs closed border fence at Valimaa checkpoint and requests asylum in Finland. Finnish Border Guard director confirms incident. Border crossings closed for traffic, but man managed to bypass barrier. Barrier now improved to prevent further crossings.

“Russian President’s Press Secretary Raises Concerns as Moscow Agrees to Host American Troops in Finland”

Moscow signs documents with Finland to deploy American troops, escalating tension with Russia. The move raises concerns about the already good relations between Finland and Russia. No violations or demands have occurred between the two countries. Finland’s government accepts the proposal for a defense cooperation agreement with the United States.

“Frontex Strengthens Surveillance Efforts as Finland Closes Border due to Migrant Crisis”

European border agency Frontex deploys 55 experts to monitor Finnish-Russian border amid temporary closure due to migrant influx. “We can be here longer or shorter depending on the need,” says Frontex representative Peter Svitalsky. Kremlin’s use of migration signal expected to continue.

“Finland and Estonia Consider Border Closures Amid Rising Immigration Threat”

Finland to close its eastern border for four days due to increasing immigration, posing a threat to national security. Estonia might also close its borders with Russia as a precautionary measure.

Finland Prepares for Limited Work with Russia as Illegal Migration Numbers Rise: Finnish Ambassador

The Finnish government prepares for limited work with Russia despite ongoing border restrictions. Concerns of an increase in illegal migrants prompted discussions with Moscow, with proposals soon to limit cross-border movements. While the number of illegal migrants remains small, the trend is a growing concern. The government has the right to use measures to close the border if necessary.

“Israel Strikes Deal with Finland for Lucrative Sale of ‘David’s Sling’ Missile Defense System Worth 317 Million Euros!”

Israel signs contract with Finland to sell “David’s Sling” missile defense system for 317 million euros. The system includes ballistic missiles, drones, and anti-aircraft systems.