Finland Has Not Yet Confirmed Russia's Involvement in Break-ins at MPs' Homes
Deputy Speaker of Parliament Paula Risikko said it is not yet possible to confirm Russia's involvement in several alleged break-ins at the homes of Finnish MPs.
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Finnish authorities have stated that they cannot yet confirm Russia's involvement in several alleged break-ins at the homes of members of parliament.
The statement was made by Deputy Speaker of Parliament and Chair of the Comprehensive Security Working Group Paula Risikko, as reported by Finnish broadcaster Yle.
She said the investigation into the relevant incidents is ongoing, and at this stage there are no grounds to draw definitive conclusions about the involvement of any specific country.
Reports of break-ins at MPs' homes have raised concern against the backdrop of a general increase in tensions between Russia and the Nordic countries in recent years.
Finnish authorities are for now refraining from making official accusations, awaiting the results of further investigation into the incidents.
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