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Finland completes 200-kilometre border fence amid Russian hybrid-threat concerns

Finland has completed a 200-kilometre fence along its border with Russia, citing concerns about hybrid threats.

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The barrier reflects heightened security tensions and could affect migration management and cross-border relations.

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