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Finland Lifts Nuclear Weapons Ban to Align with NATO
3 sourcesFirst reported 1 month agoUpdated 1 month ago
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- Finland's parliament voted to lift a decades-long ban on nuclear weapons.
- This decision is part of Finland's alignment with NATO's defense policies after joining in 2023.
- The change allows for the movement of nuclear weapons within Finnish territory.
- Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen called this move essential for Finland's security.
- Häkkänen emphasized that Finland does not plan to host permanent nuclear weapons.
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Politico Europe
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Finland tears up nuclear weapons ban in NATO shift
Politico Europe· 1 month ago
center
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Sigmalive· 1 month ago

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Proto Thema· 1 month ago