Finland has completed construction of a 200-kilometre fence along parts of its border with Russia, marking a significant step in its security strategy. Officials say the barrier is designed to improve monitoring and help manage potential irregular crossings. The project reflects heightened concerns since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Helsinki’s decision to join NATO. While the fence covers only selected sections of the lengthy frontier, authorities describe it as part of a broader system involving patrols, surveillance technology, and border controls.
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