Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned of “problems” with neighbouring Finland after it joined NATO earlier this year.
In an interview published Sunday, he said Moscow would create a new military district in north-west Russia in response.
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“They (the West) dragged Finland into NATO. Did we have any disputes with them? All disputes, including territorial ones in the mid-20th century, have long been solved,” Putin told a state TV reporter.
“There were no problems there, now there will be, because we will create the Leningrad military district and concentrate a certain amount of military units there.”
