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- Russia vows 'retaliatory steps of military-technical nature' if Finland joins NATO Press TV 12 May 2022 -- Moscow has denounced Finland's bid to join US-led NATO as a hostile move, warning that the drive would "definitely" pose a threat to Russia.
- Meeting on economic issues President of Russia 12 May 2022 -- Vladimir Putin held a meeting on economic issues via videoconference, with a report by Minister of Economic Development Maxim Reshetnikov.
- Putin: Anti-Moscow sanctions over Ukraine hurting West more than Russia Press TV 12 May 2022 -- President Vladimir Putin says anti-Moscow sanctions imposed by the West over Russia's military operation in Ukraine have backfired and that Western countries have been hit worse by the bans.
- No gas supply for entities under Russian sanctions, says Kremlin Press TV 12 May 2022 -- Foreign energy companies subject to Moscow's retaliatory sanctions will no longer be able to receive gas supplies from Russia, a top official has said.
- Finland's Accession to NATO Would 'Certainly' Threaten Russia's Security, Kremlin Says Sputnik 12 May 2022 -- Finland and Sweden are expected to formally announce their decision to join the North Atlantic Alliance at the upcoming NATO summit in June. On Thursday, Finnish President Sauli Niinisto and Prime Minister Sanna Marin issued a joint statement that they support Helsinki's accession to the Western bloc.
- Finland Takes Step Toward NATO Despite Threats From Moscow RFE/RL 12 May 2022 -- Finnish President Sauli Niinisto and Prime Minister Sanna Marin have come out in support of dropping the country's long-held stance of neutrality, saying the Nordic nation should join the NATO military alliance in response to Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.
- Will Finland's 1,300-Kilometer Border Become NATO-Russia Frontier? VOA 12 May 2022 -- Colored marker stones placed on either side of a small river - blue and white for Finland, red and green for Russia - are all that separate the two countries in the windswept fields of the South Karelia region. The border stretches 1,340 kilometers from the Baltic Sea to the Arctic, much of it sparsely populated, frozen wilderness.
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