After decades of distance from NATO, Finland, a permanently neutral country, has also moved its mind to join NATO, and on March 4, Finnish President Niinistö visited the United States and said that Finland would consider joining NATO for the first time.
The President of Finland believes that the current war has changed the world situation and that it is therefore necessary for Finland to reconsider its accession to NATO, and most Finns support this.
The 1,248-kilometer border between Finland and Russia is the longest among European countries, and finland also suffered heavy losses in its struggle with the Soviet Union decades ago. Once Finland returns to NATO, Russia's concerns could be even more serious.
