Finland has removed a ban on nuclear weapons as tensions with Russia continue to soar. The country made an historic decision on Wednesday, reflecting heightened concerns over potential aggression from its eastern neighbor.
The move comes amid escalating fears of a Russian invasion, prompting Finnish officials to reconsider long-standing defense policies. By lifting the prohibition, Finland signals a significant shift in its security posture, aligning more closely with NATO allies who maintain nuclear arsenals.
This development underscores the growing unease in Northern Europe as Russia's military activities near the border intensify. The decision is expected to spark debate within Finland and among international observers regarding regional stability and arms control.
