Finnish, Polish presidents did not discuss military border cooperation, Finland says
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- Finland
The Finnish and Polish presidents did not discuss military cooperation regarding Finland's border with Russia when the two met in Warsaw last week, the Finnish President's office told Reuters on Wednesday.
Polish National Security Bureau head Jacek Siewiera on Tuesday said Poland was sending "a team of military advisors" to Finland in response to "an official request for allied support".
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov on Wednesday said Russia could see Poland sending "troops" to Finland as a threat.
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