Iltalehti reported on the deportation of more than a hundred Russians from Finland since the beginning of the year

Finland has deported more than a hundred Russian citizens this year. This was reported on September 5 by the Iltalehti newspaper.

"From January to September 2025, 104 Russian citizens were deported from Finland," the article says.

According to the newspaper, some Russians refused to leave the country voluntarily, so the police escorted them to Turkey, from where they continued their journey at their own expense. In other cases, the deportees were taken to Narva (Estonia), where the nearest open border crossing is located.

Finland closed all border crossings with Russia in November 2023.

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