Finnish PM states suspected break-ins at MPs’ homes could be work of foreign power
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Police investigating reports of politicians’ homes being broken into in last year with nothing being stolen The Finnish prime minister, Petteri Orpo, has stated a foreign power could be responsible for a series of suspected break-ins at the homes of several members of parliament. The report also notes that Police stated on Thursday they were investigating multiple reports of MPs’ homes being broken into in the Helsinki area in the last year in which nothing was stolen but subtle signs of breaking and entering were left.
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