Washington D.C. – Finnish President Alexander Stubb, speaking in Washington, drew upon Finland's historical experiences with Russia to outline a potential path to peace in Ukraine. Stubb highlighted Finland's past conflicts, including World War II, the Winter War, and the War of Continuation, emphasizing the nation's unique historical perspective. "We, of course, have our own historical experience with Russia from World War II, the Winter War, and the War of Continuation," stated President Stubb. He then referenced a "solution found in 1944" as a precedent. "I'm sure that we'll be able to find a solution in 2025 to end Russia's war of aggression and find and get a lasting and just peace. The situation is very difficult, but that's why we're here." The Finnish President's remarks suggest a belief that historical precedents can offer insights into resolving current geopolitical challenges. His optimistic outlook on achieving a resolution for the conflict in Ukraine by 2025 underscores the ongoing diplomatic efforts to secure a durable peace.
Marija Zaharova, az orosz külügyminisztérium szóvivője erőteljesen támadta Alexander Stubb finn elnök szavait, miután az az ukrajnai válság lehetsége…
