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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- Finland's parliament is set to vote on a bill granting border guards the power to turn back asylum seekers coming from Russia. It is expected to pass, as both the ruling right-wing coalition and many opposition lawmakers are backing it. The government has said the bill is vital to stop future arrivals, despite the law being at odds with Finland's international human rights commitments.
For more on, we talk to our correspondent Teri Schultz in Brussels.
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#Finland #Russia #Migrants
Poland supports Finland. We are in the same boat here. 🇫🇮🇵🇱
@@lettheflamestakeover7374 what's math got to do with anything?
@@MiSt3300my point exactly😂
@@MiSt3300mentions math. Automatically gets confused😂like clock work
@@MiSt3300this is example why your rockets are second best😂your math
❤️ from Finland. Eastern states of the EU must stay united and repel aggression from Russia.
Finland isn't unsure about Russian intentions.
Hello 👋Can I ask you a question
No @@FootballWorld-t5d you are a can
@@miloszaric1392 meaning
@@FootballWorld-t5d you don't
@@miloszaric1392 ok
Italy fully supports Finland 🇮🇹🇫🇮
Must admit that i have NEVER felt so European like now. When i see problems with all them ungrateful and demanding illegal immigrants in Italy, as an example.
That really makes me as mad as of it was happening in front of my own house.
We people of Europe have the same kind of problems, often made by our dumb EU politicians is also so darn crazy....
EU haven't made me more European, but all these wrongdoings they have make has absolutely made more European ....so its kind of working, but not in the way its ment to do i guess 😊.
Forza Italia 🇮🇹 🫡💪🙏
We don't care
@@widescreen8964 Ivan detected XD
We do, THEY dont.
@@widescreen8964 Russky mode on :P
The law just passed with this result: 167 for, 31 against and 1 absent!
Wow
🇸🇪💞🇫🇮
Damn, exactly 5/6th then. Finnish parliament has 200 seats so 167 are needed for 5/6th majority.
💯
@@Dendarang 1 Person was absent and the speaker doesn't vote so it counted as 198 members today, 165 needed to pass. Still really close tho.
Well done, Finland.
European hypocrisy at its best
what deportation? It's not a deportation if they never had legal residency in Finland in the first place. All who want to enter Finland must go through passport control. Sneaking in via the garden is trespassing.
Deportation is removal of a person from nation and it doesn't matter wheter person who is deported, came to country legally or ilegally.
You can be deported right at the passport control even if you are just a tourist who legaly bought a trip through traveling agency, only thing which prevents that, are treaties which dictate under which terms nations are allowed to do that.
One of the terms which gives a lot of levarage to any nation, is violation of any laws, so you can be deported right at the airport, just because you commit a crime and it doesn't have to be more serious, than littering.
@@adamcrookedsmile exactly just like in our country Philippines there's a lot of Chinese illegal came to our country they were trying invade my country
In Finnish it's "Käännytyslaki" which means literally "turning back law"
@@oltzu5206 Kyllä ja englanniksi kyseinen laki on Deportation law
Relax, DW is just making news. Out of nothing.
Suomi has every right to control their borders.
Damn true we have🇫🇮😎
Not anymore they don't, when you chose to join NATO, now you have to respect their rules.
@@badrrharri Yes we have.
@@badrrharriWhat do you even mean? Finland had open borders to schengen countries before so nothing new here.
@@badrrharri If Nato threatens our security, we leave. Nato cannot dictate everything we do.
Finland 🇫🇮. Good job! Greetings from Latvia 🇱🇻
Latvia❤❤❤
And uk ❤
Thanks bro - I know that people there days "Suomi" and that warms my heart.
@@KA-jm2cz It's both Lithuania and Latvia who use the real name: "Suomija" and "Somija", respectively.
@@heetheet75 Exactly
It’s not about their asylum, it’s about our security. Well spoken, Sir!
Their right to asylum is secondary to our right to be safe.
@@pekkanumminen81 …but I completely agree with that sentiment! A country should take care of its own, and that especially includes the safety of its people, well before they do anything for outsiders. I wish more leaders thought, AND ACTED, like this gentleman with regard to immigration.
Well said! Let Finland stay Finnish!!
Agents and saboteurs, not asylum seekers
the people themselves might be asylum seekers from bad places like Syria but they are being used as societal destabilizers by Russia who haul them en masse to the Finnish border. That's why it can't be accepted
??
@@NameRiioz Рашик, ты б лучше со своими мастурбеками навёл порядок, из-за которых ваши женщины уже боятся на улицы выйти, чем тут ёрничать
@@NameRiioz You think so? That's racist, bro.
@@SK-nw4ig That was sarcasm. Dude says everyone is an agent and saboteur just because they are from Russia.
Good example for the rest of Europe. Good job Finland.
so that woman's logic is if you are being attacked the best way is to pretend you are not being attacked?
It works on bears so it checks out.
Academics can live in a dream world. They have no responsibility or consequences on their OPINIONS.
People who live on twitter have no idea about the real world. If you face violence they dont realize the only abnswer to that is violence. they would rather crawl up like a baby.
Woman looks like she was having a mental health break down while doing the interview with the man. Mental health issue is a real thing in the so-called news networks of the world.@@gabrielkomanderzapata3189
She sounds ridiculous.
Correction. Not russian asylym seekers, but "asylym seekers" coming grom Russia. These are young men from middle-east, africa and central-asia. Not russians.
Why do young healthy men come to seek asylum, where are the women, children and the elderly, young healthy men do not need asylum, they should fight for the future of their country.
Those young men don't need a market place, if children and the elderly can safely stay at home.
I don't there any meaningful difference between if they are russian or not. It's still weaponisation.
This is about Finnish rights. Bollocks to everything else.
Well done Finland! Sending loads of love from Lithuania ❤
We should do the same with belarusians. Somehow lithuania talks loudly about russia, but 300k russian speakers settled in
@@GediminasStrum sutinku!
@@GediminasStrum What about German Memel which Russians presented to Lithuanians in 1945 by giving them strategic outlet to the sea?
Why do we dwell on the bad and quickly forget the good?
I'm a Finn spending my holiday in Lithuania now, just wanted to say that you have a lovely country 🇱🇹
@@sergiy01 so because of Memel that didn't belong to Russia as the rest of Koninsberg to begin with, we should ignore occupation, murder and deportation of our loved ones?
ruzzia is using it as a weapon,, ruzzia uses everything as a weapon
So true
Isn’t that the truth!
nope it's more like the West accuses Russia of everything, and most of anything its own failures
Well done Finland
From Portugal well done Finland
Portugal❤❤❤
Well done Finland 🇫🇮 👏 👍
Fabulous result for Finland, the rest of the world need to follow suit ASAP!
Not everyone knows this but it's not actually russians that are coming across the border but Africans and people from the middle east. They are doing the same thing as with Poland Belarus border. The Finnish border guards should absolutely have the power to turn them back
Why European stealing from Africa
@@mehuksuria373 Neither Poland nor Finland are stealing anything.
@@MiSt3300nor is anyone else
@@grrumakemeangry I think France is pretty bad in terms of their neocolonialism. But that doesn't mean that we are going to pay for their mistakes.
You would think that this crucial information would be included in the video. But media and it's games!
They do not integrate and are
no benefit to a host country.
Immigrants work in jobs that native people in those countries don't want to work
They just drain benefits out of Europe
That British woman should never get a say in what Finland does with its own borders. Finland should allow other nations dictate their own immigration laws and punishments. Taking a hard line stance against Russia is something that Moscow will understand and respect. After all, the Russian always play hardball and it is about time the EU do the same.
Good. The rest of EU and UK should follow their example.
No good a vote here 40% don’t know how to vote
@@dianeirvine7624it says a lot about the state of our political parties
When it comes to Russia Finland coud not care less about international laws or EU laws.
We will do what is needed to defend the border. We don't ask EU or US what to do. We know what to do. Be silent and let us take care of it.
Agreed completely.
@@pekkanumminen81 If it comes to war help woud be great. But Finland can guard the border and close it again for how ever long is needed.
@@mattilahde5220can't hold for that long sir. Do not Underestimate your enemy. Keep a clear head.
Defend the borders from people who want to have a normal life?
@@BlueCatArt Finland is taking more and more imigrants. It is a plan to take at least 200 000 imigrants. But they can come legal ways. It is not difficult to move to Finland. We don't need any illegal imigrants on top of those 200k legal imigrants.
I talked to a guy moving from Turkey to Finland. He just called a finnish company and got a job here and moved to Finland. Very easy and simple. Legal imigrants coming to work are wellcome here.
Does anyone understand why any asylum seekers wouldn't do everything to stay in Russia? We all know that Russia is the best country to live in, ask any Putin-fan!
Because most of them are against Putin and the war and they don't want to live in Rússia.
Yo amo a Putin.somos millones.
You got the point of RTV😀
They dont actually want to stay in Finland either. They just want to come to EU soil. Many of those who already came, are gone. They are aiming to go to Germany for example. So, you are welcome, rest of the Europe.
@@Helmer227 Should move to Russia then, shouldn't you?
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So very interesting, how many CLAIM something, but don't act accordingly.
Ever heard the expression "voting with your feet"?
...
Isn't this just a hate for "the West", and not love for anything or anyone?
Finland has the best education system in the world and is one of the few European nations that has the common sense to understand that Russia is weaponising migration. European intelligence agents know Russia is aiding those people and sending them to destabilise Europe, hence why they are always military aged males and not families with kids. The fact that Russia denies it means nothing.
Finland needs to protect it's nation and people.
100% agree
you dont need to accept asylum seeker from a country that is classified as safe so yeah
Exactly! This is a war tactic!
Rest of the europe is delusional about reality.
@@jab3020 they are from Afghanistan,Irak,African countries... so-yeah
@@mariemoller9901 yeah coming trou from a country that is classified safe....
It has always been an issue with EU laws that it's next to impossible to adjust them in times of crisis. It's never too late to adapt, so well done Finland showing others how it's done.
The law passed!
Let's gooooo🇫🇮 I hope other EU countries soon enough will follow sue too.
Voitto Suomelle! 🎉
@@PewDiePie777Let's goooo! 🇫🇮
I immediately think of Windows95Man
Good for them. All these "journalists" talk about "anti-migration sentiment", but none of them have the courage to say why that is...
What happened in Crimea in 2014, a lot of tourists and immigrants appeared there, who were not tourists but soldiers.
At last! Another little step in the right direction.
An country with balls ...
Finland is not a country, dude.
@@kornelijekovac9793 dude what?
@@Pseudonyymi568 There are almost no sovereign countries anymore. You really believe if it was a real country that they would let a girl like Sanna to do anything. She was just a cute placeholder for Finns to fell good about themselves, while not having a country.
You have a brain, use it.
@@kornelijekovac9793 Ok, so which country is a country? Any place left to look up to?
@@Pseudonyymi568 Probably not many. I was not that much interested in 'international clown theater' last couple of decades, so I can't tell you detailed. Man has to prepare for his transition, and not to waste valuable time on "trans predator and gay mickey mouse vs PC alien on fentanyl" stories.
I agree and support Findland's decision for secuirty reasons......GO FINDLAND!!!!!!!!
Finland
GO FIND LAND
lol
People that claim to have a solution never say in concrete what they mean... "calm and managed approach". How is that in practical terms? Does she mean that now people are not calm? and the process is not managed?
That's what I thought when I was listening. Those people usually never suggest any solution they just talk about it. Mind you, those talks usually take years.
Exactly!
A Finn here. We are calm.
Applying for international protection should happen online or in special designated centers. Not by breaking the law and illegally entering the country in the first place. FIRST get permission and have your case looked at, and THEN come. Not the other way around
As everyone knows these international laws were set before internet. Sadly there is no enviroment to change them as of now. China and Russia would loose too good of a weapon.
And during a war?
@@juliarichter6987 they can migrate to the first bordering country as per the UN charter. Neither Finland nor Poland are neighbours to African or middle eastern states.
Yeah, sure, so unrealistic. It's obvious that you have never been in war. BTW, there's absolutely no legal way to apply for asylum in Europe rather than getting in illegally.
Otherwise, the people from a clear war zone such as Syria would never risk their life to try to get a safe refuge.
@@MiSt3300 I agree that it is a good idea to offer people more legal ways to come to Europe. But those rejected will come anyway. I admit, that I don't have any idea what to do about it.
Good job Finland
I mean, it's a touchy issue, but given Finland's size versus Russia's size, and the fact that Finland decided to join NATO, which places them in Russia's crosshairs, you can't blame the Finns for wanting to be extra cautious.
Just like individuals need to modify their personal boundaries from time to time for their own safety and well-being, so it is with nation states.
exactly
Finland 🤘
Finland ❤
Letting unknown Russians enter the country would be simply reckless. Spying is a major industry for Russia. Border countries have a right to self-protection.
The policies on rights to asylum were framed without full consideration of the dangers posed by "asylum applicants" from hostile states.
What "Russians"?
You unable to understand why such media as DW use "Russians" instead of coming from "Russia"? 😆
Finland blocking not Russians but Asians coming trough Russia in Finland. Like they coming trough Poland to an Europe. That doesn't make them Polands isn't?
Okey, but what valuable information, rather than what to eat for lunch, does an asylum seeker has as a spy?
It's not really about spies. Russia has had spies in Finland since the end of WW2.
You ignorantly sound obsessed with Russiphobia! 😢😢😢
@@azedjigit The point is there's no way of confirming that they are asylum seekers and not agents. Spies always have a cover story. They could also be saboteurs.
Human rights is wrong if it violates the rights of nationals. ( speaking from a foreigner in finland )
This is not about human rights, this is about dealing with Russia weaponizing asylum seekers.
@@duhni4551 Financial asylum seekers.
@@R2-D292 Mostly yeah.
Human rights are non-negotiable (speaking from a Finn in Finland)
@@themonninen human rights are very much negotiable (speaking from a Finn in Finland)
GO Finland, once again taking sane actions!
good job Finland protect your country and your People ❤❤❤
Good, Finland, lead the way!
when Poland tried to do this it was banned. now Finland is leading the way? please...
@@dontfollowthecrowd6949didn’t get banned. Get a real job.
It seems like Poland has been, and is, leading the way on this.
@@taisendelta6761 RUclips is not a job. I have a great career not a job. Something you can only dream about. And you go and get "a job" as probably you are currently a benefit scourger judging by the intelligent comments you make.
@@dontfollowthecrowd6949 it's not aboub Poland or Finland, it's about the principal. Human rights are used as an instrument of war by Russia. This must be stopped by stright decisions of all nations. Not only Poland or Finland.
As an Aussies 🇦🇺 with partial Latvian 🇱🇻 ancestry, I support Finland.
As a person Born in Australia that left and moved to Finland with family., I will never call myself Australian.
I support this too.
Finland doesn’t need more social benefits claimants from Somalia who have +5 children.
Très bien: fermeté! C’est le seul langage que comprenne le régime poutinien. Merci à la Finlande!
Fantastic 🎉
they speak about the formal part of the law not about the material part. They can come to EU, but 1. not through Russia (and Finland takes such asylum seekers) 2. from few thousand of the immigrants who came through Russia to FI, nobody got the positive response concerning the right for asylum. NONE (at least this is an information I got few months ago), but still some of those, who were denied for asylum “disappeared” in the EU. So nobody who came was really in need.
And many of those illegal immigrants that came from ruzzia, are already lost. Meaning finnish officials have no idea where they are. These immigration laws are a fing joke.
Tak trzymać Finowie. 👍👍
Thanks!
Turn them back. Every country everywhere, turn them all back. We're in unique times, and there's too many people taking advantage of the EU countries.
Like Ukraine for example.
@@s.a.3894 No, they're European
@@silence3939 Maybe you should have then say European countries instead of EU countries. Though my point still stands, Ukraine is taking advantage of European countries.
@@s.a.3894 No, Russia started dropping bombs, invaded, murdered people. It's all Russia's evil fault.
@@s.a.3894 maybe but they have asked for help and that's what they're getting, we know what russia is doing and what it's like and we don't want that fate for ukrainians and since ukraine is a european country we really support each other and at the same time we expect ukraine to be part of EU and NATO, and the only thing Russia wants from Ukraine is Ukraine's natural riches, as if Russia didn't already have enough of them. Ukraine is an independent, free country and we must all do our part to keep it that way.
Eu needs to change its law.
Nobody should be allowed to apply for protection who can't identify himself or herself. Especially if those people come from places with extremely antisocial ideology, showing a behavior that is utterly barbaric and medieval.
They (EU) have had 20+ Years to do so.
It is clear that they aren't for -
*The People*
That lady said a word salad and provided no solution. This is an effective solution that the GV of Finland has chosen for itself. No other persons or countries opinions matter.
Her arguments been too complex for you? It tell very little about Ms. Woolland but a lot about you.
@@Kartoffelsuppe_m_Wursteinlage Did she have a solution?
Human rights are outdated, to ensure a country's safety, these measures are understandable.
Bravo Finland
Bravo Finland! Any other country ready to be brave?
Good for Finnland
Go Finland!
Notably these asylum seekers are young men exclusively.
As much as I don't like this kind of law I think that it is needed in this case. I don't think that all the people being sent to Russia are just asylum seekers. It really looks like Russia is weaponizing asylum seekers and also using that to get their own people in to do damage.
Yeah, its a complex issue for sure. And just for clarification, this law doesn't impose a blanket ban on immigration from Russia, or some absolute power to border guards at all times. What it does is that if immigration is purposefully machinated by Russia, the government can give the border guards the right to deny entry. They can't do that all the time.
Say no to bad habits
"Calm and collected approach" Catherine Woodlard has definitely lost the plot
Duh. She wants to keep her job. If all European states closed the door on asylum, she would be unemployed.
You said it. You can tell she works in an office far removed from the reality on the streets.
This bill on Human Rights needs to be reworked, its too easy to take advantage of
It’s about time! As usually must say this, I am very proud of my government , the law is passed!! 🎉🎉🎉
They got every right to protect themselves
Poland and Germany,even rest of EU should also have a isis deportation plan 😅
They should have a "bot trying to destabilise the west" deport program.
12-june-2024
No videos.
And just look at the comments....
🤦
but they are blondes and blue eyed
@@PHlophe watch the video. They are not all blondes:)
Deportation is a tool of Stalins toolbox.
Why?
"Better way to manage the situation would be to have a calm and managed approach" What does she mean by that?? That is just some nice words but no actual content.
This is Finland, Finland is COOL! Be like Finland.
Thats pretty weird, like why dont they seek asylum from russian then? This is all about hybridwar because Finland joined nato.
ytf would they want to live in a faltering terrorist state that has no laws and is controlled by criminals who thieve everything they can from everyone they can? Would you rather live in Russia, Finland or Haiti?
because russia is offering "free" flights to russia as long as they continue to finland :) (gathering up masses)
International laws. What a joke.
@@gfutube1 Yes international laws are a joke. Cause tons of countries dont even follow them, one country is russia
GREAT! KEEP US SAFE!
Even that Finland is richest country (quality of life) that borders Russia (Norway have very short border that I don´t count), it is true that most immigrants that invade to Finland are planning to continue to move to central Europe (mostly to Germany).
How about this type of law for all of Europe?
Why?
@@BlueCatArt No more Asylum seekers in europe?
@@besg5725 yes, those young men should be in their own country working for their own country, it's quite safe there if you can leave the children and the elderly there.
@@besg5725 Those asylum seekers are productive workers who pay taxes in your comfy country and at least some of them aren't called to die if they move away
@@merjakotisaari9046 Oh so if their own country sentences to death men (to war) and women (to prison) is okay, right?
No worries, they got some children and elderly people in trouble as well.
About fixing your own country: a lot of them do try and all of them go to prison or "disappear". "Fixing" takes a lot of time and sacrifices. Some people want to live a normal life during this lifetime.
Those images don’t look like Russians. This seems like an effort on russias part to sew discord within Finland.
That's exactly what it is all about.
They're not ruzzians. ruzzia does the same thing as belarus does. They fly in people from middle-east and africa and then push them to ruzzo-Finnish border.
Jee! Hyvä Suomi.
And it did pass. more than 130+ ppl voting yes, and like 32 voting no.
Great now all of Europe can shut down their borders to protect themselves from the virus of the 3rd world
Thank god for Finland
The law is not according to international law and it's not going to be used now or in any remotely normal situation. It's going to be used only in extreme situations where breaking international law is the less bad option and obviously everybody hopes such a situation will never happen.
I don't understand: Are the asylum seekers from North Africa at risk in Russia?
Russia needs workers as so many are being un alived in Ukraine.
@@susanwestern6434 Russia don't use these asylum seekers as workers. They get a lot of workers from Central Asia. These asylum seekers were brought to Russia exclusively to blackmail the Fins.
Russia is not exact a lawful state, they risk to end up as cannon fudder in ukraine.
Yes those are in problems in Russia. They fly to have short holiday in Russia and are dire need of free money.
@@pekkanumminen81 Those people were intentionally flown by Russian airplanes from African and Asian countries, then brought to the borders with Poland, Finland and other Baltic states. This way nasty Russian government torments people in neighbouring NATO countries. They tormented before people in Moldova, Chechnya, Georgia, Syria, Ukraine.
There is no human rights in Russia. Problem is that many of the human rights people are not living next to Russia. You have to remember, Russia started it and Finland responsed.
but you need to remember that human rights are basic rights to everyone if we strip it away because they are seeking safety then it shows we are as bad as russians can be
@@LazzieMazzieThey're not Russians.
You don't get to tell Finns what to do.
Or else what? You gonna cry?
Because the EU immigration policy is run by a swede. That is why Mediterranean countries can't do the same when they are affected.
@@thedamntrain Or else the Finns will do it anyway, no matter what.
Indeed, especially when it’s about Russia.
Want to bet?😂
The Finns know a thing or two cause they've seen a thing or two.
As usual Finland leads the way
Greece was saying that Turkey instrumentalised migration in the same way as Russia. The EU and DW had an extremely aggressive stance. Hypocrisy is off the charts.
Then again EU sent help for Greece to deal with the immigrants and has not held Greece accountable about their ways of dealing with the situation.
They blamed Finland too (also got critic from Amnesty).
Both are criminal warmonger states that have jailed opposition and are heading to autocrazy.
Until now, those who came here to Finland from Russia have disappeared to other parts of Europe, their primary destination is Germany, so aren't the Germans' minds gradually changing
Chad finland.
This is of the days that I am proud to be Finn. To all who plan to invade our land "You shall not pass!"
There's a big difference between asylum seekers entering from Russia and Russian asylum seekers.
A huge difference, and they are only blocking this at the border, not at the airport, just as they did previously.
@@mesel7105 Border has been closed over six months. Now they hope to open it because of this law.
Unlimited freedom is a threat for own existence.
In order to maintain rule of law, a society must be able to control access to it. This is the only way to ensure that the authorities are not overwhelmed, and that everyone's treated according to the rights guaranteed by law.
I am surprised to know that RUclips deleted my comment where I said, "I am opposed to Turd."
HUMAN RIGHTS was a BILL of WW2..And Ment to People that lost their homes/ and got rights in every country they moved to..Not to Africa to move to EUROPE.?? Who Wrote that..?
Catherine Woodlard having a voice equal to the president of the Comission and Elected Finnish Lawmakers in Parliament is what is wrong with media in Europe
Rules change during a war.
is Finland at war?
Hundreds of thousands of lost soldiers in a couple of years. You are right, the rules change, losses on the front do not
This british lady sound ridiculous to everyone sharing a border with russia.
She also sounds insane to people in countries which DON’T share a border with RuSSia.
The law was passed narrowly just a moment ago.
Not narrow by any margin. 167 vs 32.
@@georgey-b6080 But it was a constitutional change so it needed 5/6 majority to pass.
@@chippychipper2573I think the word you were looking for was "overwhelmingly"
It was narrow margin win and at the same time not so narrow margin... This law needed 5/6 majority of 200 representatives, to be accepted as a law now (emergency). Our government can now activate this law just in hours/days if a need arises.
@@georgey-b6080 Result shows how many Finnish parliament members are taking bribes from Russia.
Every country in Europe needs similar law.
May be it’s EU that needs to think if the EU law does not violate the common sense in todays reality. We live in a different world today. Some countries seem to understand it better than others. Interestingly, all of them are the direct neighbors of another one specific country..🤔.
I'm from poland,we like Finland don't want to be next Germany,or France.
They aren't Russians but Africans and Middle Easterners.
No one cares, the border is closed. Better choose better country to come from when they know the Finnish-Russia border is closed.
So?
@@tr11_ The title says "Russian asylum seekers" but they aren't, duh!
@@tr11_So it's even worse
@@MyPrideFlag It''s bad ether way.
Wrong title, as it is obvious from the news piece. Not Russian asylum seekers, but asylum seekers coming from Russia. I guess, closing border with Russia is easier than closing the North shore of Mediterranean sea.
EU migration laws are insane.
Rightly so. That was another nice trial of the migration issue going on since a while now - but this time the country followed common sense to set the law right. Let's hope other countries will follow Finland's wise decision.
We have calm and managed solution, not to incentivise Russian hybrid war measures.
Exactly. Level headed pragmatism instead of fanatical adherence to the letter of international asylum seeking practice, even in the face of loopholes that they never intented to enable and that hostile foreign powers are intentionally seeking to exploit for subversive effect.
Not Russian asylum seekers but asylum seekers who happen to come to Finnish-Russian border.
They don't just happen to come there, they are brought there by Russian government.
russians as well
And who imported them here? russia
@@Denamber-69 Russia doesn't allow their own citizens to escape to Finland.