Several Finnish lawmakers have said someone entered their homes while they were away, Yle reported.
The incidents took place over the past year. Nothing was stolen during the suspected intrusions, but lawmakers reported noticeable signs that someone had been there — for example, doors left open or lights turned on. Parliament Speaker Jussi Halla-aho said this may have been deliberate.
The exact number of lawmakers affected has not been reported, but Yle puts it at “fewer than 20.” Halla-aho said they did not belong to the same party or share any other common characteristics.
Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo said foreign actors could be behind the incidents. “If someone is trying to destabilize Finland, undermine our sense of security, or weaken our support for Ukraine, for example, it has the opposite effect,” he said.
Orpo also said Russia had previously tried to interfere in European elections. Finland’s next parliamentary election will be held in April 2027.
This scrolling generation, just back from their drinking package cruise isn’t even understanding or noticing this hybrid war.
There’s a whole bunch of gamers outraged by slow pings and lag spikes and hating on the game devs and their servers, and not a single person is making the link with several undersea cables having been sabotaged in the last few months.