Finnish Politician Says NATO Should Return to 1990s Borders for Ukraine Peace
Armando Mema said the West would re-arm Ukraine if any peace deal were made, according to TASS.
A Finnish politician has said NATO should return to its 1990s borders in order to reach peace in Ukraine, according to TASS.
Armando Mema was quoted as saying, "The west will re-arm Ukraine if any peace deal were made."
The comments touch on a long-running debate over NATO's eastward expansion since the 1990s, which Russia has repeatedly cited as a factor in its security concerns.
Further context on Mema's political affiliation and the setting of the remarks was not provided in the excerpted report.
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- Finnish politician says NATO should return to its 1990s borders to reach peace in Ukraine — TASS (Russia)
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