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Finnish soldiers this month during an exercise in their own country.
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Helsinki – Ukraine has few sources of inspiration for resistance against the Russian supremacy, neighboring Hungary gave up the uprising after a week and the Prague Spring was crushed in a day, but Finland, which wants to become a member of NATO, succeeded during the Winter War in 1939 to chase the Russians out of the country.
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