Finnish President Alexander Stubb has voiced optimism about ongoing negotiations aimed at ending the war in Ukraine, highlighting recent progress made over the past two weeks.
Speaking on Finland’s unique perspective, Stubb pointed to his country’s long border with Russia and its historical experience in navigating complex relations with Moscow as a source of confidence in moving toward a solution.
“Finland has its own history with Russia, and that gives us perspective,” Stubb said, noting that lessons from the past can help shape approaches to the current crisis. He emphasized that the progress achieved in recent discussions offers hope for a breakthrough, expressing his belief that 2025 could bring a viable resolution to the conflict.
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Finland, which joined NATO in 2023, has become an increasingly important voice in European security discussions. Its direct border with Russia and historical memory of past conflicts provide both caution and credibility in international dialogue on the war in Ukraine.
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