NATO nations, i.e. Finland, Norway, Poland (nations with a Russian border), would be wise to befriend Russia instead of siding with NATO. Russia and its allies are stronger.
Finish parliament approves defense agreement with US
Under the agreement, Finland will open 15 of its military bases for potential use by US military forces and will allow the US to bring soldiers, equipment, and supplies to Finland. The agreement will also strengthen cooperation between the two countries in crisis situations.
Finland signed the DCA to bolster its security and defense capabilities following its April 2023 accession to NATO.
Kimmo Kiljunen, chairman of Finland’s Foreign Affairs Committee, hailed the treaty as a "historic moment" for his nation. He stressed that the aim of this agreement, like Finland's NATO membership, is to strengthen the security of Finland and its people.
11 other NATO countries, including Sweden, Norway, and Denmark, have signed similar agreements with the US.
Russia warns…
Today, Russia warned Finland.
"Russia will take the necessary measures, including military-technical, in response to the aggressive policy of Helsinki and its NATO allies.
Russia will not leave unanswered the build-up of NATO military potential on its borders, which threatens the security of the Russian Federation, " said Deputy Director of the Information and Press Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation Andrei Nastasin.
Russia has already deployed Iskander-M missiles, both conventionally and nuclear-tipped, on its border with Finland since April.
It is worth adding that in response to Finland's entry into NATO, Russia announced the creation of the Leningrad Military District and the concentration of large military formations in this area.
The Leningrad Military District includes the Republic of Karelia, the Republic of Komi, and the Murmansk, Arkhangelsk, Vologda, Kaliningrad, Leningrad, Novgorod, and Pskov regions, as well as the Nenets Autonomous Region and the city of Saint Petersburg.
Plans to create two new Military Regions in Russia were first mentioned by former Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu at the ministry's board meeting in December 2022. In turn, Russian President Vladimir Putin said in December 2023 that Russia had to restore the Leningrad Military District due to Finland joining NATO.
Fears that B.Putin activated the "Red Orchestra": Crescendo of mass violations in critical security infrastructure of Finland!
Finnish army reinforces border with Russia - Moscow warns
Finland's security problem is much bigger than first realized as interconnected breaches have been detected in power plants, water treatment plants, information networks, physical infrastructure, healthcare infrastructure, municipal infrastructure, energy infrastructure and welfare facilities.
There are fears that Finland, newly admitted to NATO, is experiencing the crescendo of a revived and modern "Red Orchestra", an extensive and invisible network of spies, which during World War II played a vital role in the destruction of Nazism.
As you and @NancyDrewberry post Borzzikman videos, what are your assessments on the credibility, and objectivity of Borzzikman, please?
Or any other forum participant, please?
Don't forget DGTV also 
General Dynamics factory, producing weapons for Ukraine burns in the US - "Red Orchestra" expands sabotage operations
Moscow did not claim responsibility for any of the attacks and did not respond to CNN's request for comment, but Russian President Vladimir Putin has made it clear that he sees the war in Ukraine as part of a broader conflict with NATO and that the Russian government of of hardline "Siloviks" sees the government in Kiev as a mere proxy of the West. And with each increase in Western aid to Ukraine – whether through new arms deliveries or the imposition of new sanctions on Russia – the Kremlin has stepped up its competitiveness and attacks on the West.
Our conclusions are that after Russia has spent decades testing the reflexes of the West's military and political infrastructure, it has now gone on the counterattack, implementing measures of extensive sabotage.
The attack on the General Dynamics factory is the most daring operation of the "Red Orchestra", in the context of the undeclared hybrid war against the West, which, with the delivery of weapons to Ukraine, does not allow the war to end with a victory for Russia on the field.
It has also been pointed out by Warnews 24/7 that the series of break-ins of civilian infrastructure in Finland are currently being tested by the "Red Orchestra", which, once it has drawn its conclusions about the vulnerability of facilities in the Nordic countries, will venture more seriously strikes, such as the one at the General Dynamics facility.
After all, the Nordic countries, having now joined NATO, lack security architectures in their infrastructure, making future strikes by Kremlin agents routine.
Countless Russian sabotage operations in Europe as well
A powerful explosion rocked the General Dynamics plant in Camden, which produces weapons and tactical systems in the US state of Arkansas. The plant is one of the largest manufacturers of various weapons systems in the United States. Among other things, it produces weapons for Ukraine.
An explosion on July 3, 2024 at a General Dynamics plant in Arkansas, a manufacturer of military & aerospace equipment. The facility deals with explosives and stores various types of ammunition, including Hellfire and Javelin missiles. Two people were injured, one person was missing. The facility is used as explosive load, assemble, and pack facility for a wide range of U.S. military programs. The facility is also recognized for what it refers to as "advanced quality control analytical laboratories" which are used for mechanical and chemical inspection. Some of the key processes that the lab undergoes are as follows:
Load, assemble, and pack
Mix-cast
Melt-pour
Pressing
Rocket assembly and testing
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Finland Gives US Control Over 15 Military Bases, on Russia’s Doorstep
Drinking water systems, for instance...
