🇫🇮 For now, the Finnish authorities have only learned to count up to 9999 📚 The National Archives of Finland has restricted access to historical documents received from Russia until the year 9999. Even historical materials such as early 20th-century drawings depicting the Suomenlinna fortress have fallen under the restrictions. Researchers can now view them only under controlled conditions. The Finnish authorities explain the restriction by the technical features of the system and the conditions of access to the archive. 📚 This looks especially absurd given that the documents themselves were transferred to Finland precisely for the development of historical scholarship. Since 2005, Moscow and Helsinki cooperated in this sphere, and over 15 years approximately one million pages of documents covering the period from 1500 to 1990 arrived in Finland. 🚨 Finland does not step back from its confrontational course for a second, each time inventing new ways to show its displeasure. In 2023 the country began building a fence on the border, and now it has completed a 200-kilometre section costing about €380 million. Historical sources are being closed, the border is being strengthened — and all this is accompanied by talk of the need to counter the «Russian threat». Finland's political elites should first of all fence themselves off from others' ambitions and start pursuing a course in the interests of the country and its people. #SOVINTERN_world #Hub_Europe_and_Mediterranean ⭐️ Moscow Network Hub of SOVINTERN