The Kremlin rebuked Finnish President Alexander Stubb on August 25, 2026 for endorsing Ukrainian strikes deep inside Russian territory, accusing him and British leadership of belonging to a "party of war." Finland's position reflects its shift toward NATO alignment and stronger military support for Ukraine.
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MOSCOW, Aug 25 - The Kremlin said on Tuesday that remarks by Finnish President Alexander Stubb approving of Ukrainian strikes on Russian territory showed that he, along with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham, belonged to the \"party of war.\"
Kremlin rebukes Finland's Stubb over his support for long-range Ukrainian strikes on Russia Reuters
Kremlin Labels Finnish President Stubb and UK PM Burnham ‘Party of War’ The Kremlin says Finnish President Alexander Stubb’s support for Ukrainian strikes deep inside Russian territory shows that he, along with British Prime Minister Andy Burnham, belongs to what Moscow calls the “party of war.” Find latest news from every corner of the globe at Reuters.com, your online source for breaking interna