Finland’s leaders have stated their desire to join the Nato defence alliance “as soon as possible.” According to Russia’s foreign minister, the invasion was a watershed moment that shattered decades of public support for military non-alignment.

It is a matter of having protection, given Finland’s 800-mile border with Russia. According to Pekka Haavisto,

After parliament approves the application, it is anticipated to be submitted next week.

Finland will be “warmly welcomed” into Nato, according to Nato Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg. Members of the alliance agree to defend each other.

Meanwhile, Dmitry Peskov, a spokesman for the Kremlin, expressed sadness for Finland’s “unfriendly actions.”

In addition, Ukrainian soldiers have been driving Russia’s army back around Kharkiv’s second city.

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