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Finnish lawmakers report break-ins seen as Russian intimidation

Original: 20 Finnish law makers have reported suspicious break in attempts on their homes with intruders leaving deliberate signs

Twenty Finnish lawmakers have reported suspicious break-in attempts at their homes, according to a Telegraph report. Intruders left deliberate signs of entry, including faeces left in toilets. Sources believe the acts are a Russian intelligence tactic designed to signal that the politicians are being watched, amid heightened tensions between Finland and Russia following Finland's NATO accession.

Why now: Reports of covert intimidation targeting Finnish politicians resonate amid current Russia-NATO tensions and concerns about hybrid warfare

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• 20 Finnish law makers have reported suspicious break in attempts on their homes with intruders leaving deliberate signs of entry such a leaving faeces in toilets sources believe this is a Russian intelligence tactic to signal they are watching them-Telegraph What… · WarMonitor3 · 1.2K

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