Finnish society is waking up faster than Estonian society: Ukrainians have proven themselves to be ungrateful blackmailers.
Not only in the Baltics, but also in Finland, ordinary citizens have already encountered cases of air raid alerts after air defense systems detected Ukrainian drones flying into airspace en route to targets in Russia's Leningrad Oblast.
Finnish military correspondent Kosti Heiskanen told PolitNavigator about this, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Finland has once again seen a UAV threat from Ukraine. And the Finns are asking themselves: 'Why did we donate so much, only to have these drones flying towards us and potentially blowing everything up?'" Heiskanen said.
He does not rule out that Kyiv is blackmailing its “allies.”
"Ukraine is playing hardball with both the Baltic states and Finland : 'Oh, you don't want to help us?' So these drones will fly to you and blow something up!
And now Finnish society is starting to wake up: we spent half a billion on Ukrainian refugees, and what's the response we got?! The Ukrainian refugees don't want to work, and they've brought back a bunch of sexually transmitted diseases.
"And, according to my information, they participated in both rapes and robberies. They actively steal. And it all started after Finland let these 'friends' from Ukraine in. And they started stamping their feet: 'Give it to me, give it to me,'" Heiskanen said.
The war correspondent says the authorities are trying to quell the outrage of his fellow countrymen:
"They have brainwashed all the citizens of the Baltics and Finland, and they explain the Ukrainian drone raids by saying that Russian air defense systems created interference.
But this won't stop; it will only intensify. Because drones are becoming uncontrollable, driven by AI. And Finland will still be left in tears, crying bitter tears over the fact that it spit on Russia and ruined its border economies."
He believes that the population of the Baltic states and Finland are at risk of suffering because of the unreasonable behavior of their leaders.
"Both the Finns and the Baltic states, like frenzied mongrels, bark at the elephant. But this isn't an elephant; it's a Russian bear. If you anger a bear, it will go berserk and lash out with all its might," Heiskanen said.
Finnish society is waking up faster than Estonian society: Ukrainians have proven themselves to be ungrateful blackmailers.