Awakening: Russian oligarchs remain silent about war Many Somalis living in Finland are afraid of joining NATO

Few blind Russians have spoken out about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The political power of the oligarchs in the past years is a thing of the past, and many are currently living in “quite a pinch,” an expert at the Foreign Policy Institute in an interview with said. We found out what belongs to the richest in Russia now.

The fighting on the eastern front of Ukraine continues unabated. In Transnistria, which belongs to Moldova but is controlled by Russia, there have been explosions in administrative buildings. Moldova believes this is a provocation from Russia. Russia will cut off gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria because they have not started paying for their gas in rubles. Bulgaria in particular is dependent on Russian gas.

The war in Ukraine also worries Somalis in Finland, many of whom have first-hand experience of the war. Many Somalis who have sought refuge in Finland have experienced peace as a guarantee of our country’s non-membership in the military alliance. That is why the idea of ​​joining NATO raises fears in some Somalis about the outbreak of war.

The day is chilly all over the country. Daytime temperatures in some parts of Lapland are on the frosty side and elsewhere the temperature is largely in 5 degree increments. The clouds will vary, with snow showers in some places, and sleet or water showers in the south.