Finland’s PM says NATO membership is ‘very unlikely’ on her watch
But the nation would stand together with other European nations to sanction Russia if it invades Ukraine, Sanna Marin said.

HELSINKI — Finland does not plan to join NATO in the near future but is ready to stand with its European allies and United States by imposing tough sanctions on Russia if it attacks Ukraine, Finland’s Prime Minister Sanna Marin said on Wednesday.
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