Finland probes suspected break-ins at politicians' homes
First reported 1 Oct, 15:33 UTCUpdated 2d ago3 sources
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The Finnish prime minister has not ruled out the possibility of foreign involvement in the suspected break-ins at the homes of members of parliament.
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Several Finnish lawmakers have said someone entered their homes while they were away, Yle reported.
The Finnish prime minister has not ruled out the possibility of foreign involvement in the suspected break-ins at the homes of members of parliament.
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- Finland probes suspected break-ins at politicians' homes (opens Deutsche Welle in a new tab)
The Finnish prime minister has not ruled out the possibility of foreign involvement in the suspected break-ins at the homes of members of parliament.
- Finland’s prime minister says ‘foreign forces’ could be behind a string of intrusions at lawmakers’ homes (opens Meduza in a new tab)
Several Finnish lawmakers have said someone entered their homes while they were away, Yle reported.
- Finland on alert after ‘significant’ number of intrusions at MPs’ homes (opens South China Morning Post in a new tab)
Finland is investigating a slew of suspected break-ins at the homes of members of parliament, which the prime minister said could be linked to a foreign power. Following media reports, speaker of parliament Jussi Halla-aho on Thursday said parliament had been made aware of a “significant” number of apparent intrusions…
