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Finland and Estonia are movingRussia's citizens out of her EU as the war in Ukraine continues. I am asking to be deported. Although Brussels bans Russian aircraft from entering its airspace, Russian citizens are prohibited from traveling across borders withFinland,Estonia and Latvia, and flying to other European destinations. can ride
According to Finnish broadcaster YLE Russian, travel agencies are now offering car services to Finnish airports in Helsinki and Lappeenranta to support such trips. It offers.
Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin told the VLE on Monday that it was "not true" that Russians could be "tourists" as long as the war in Ukraine continued.
She said: "While Russia is waging an aggressive and brutal war of aggression in Europe, it is difficult for Russians to lead normal lives, travel Europe, or become tourists."
''My personal position is that tourism should be limited.
Stop issuing tourist visas to Russians. Visiting #Europe is a privilege, not a human right. Air travel from the RU is closed. (FI, EE, LV – only access points).Currently, tourism from Russia
— Kaja Kallas (@kajakallas) Aug 9, 2022
Marin added that he hopes this issue will be raised. ``strongly'' at the next European Council meeting.
She claimed in a tweet: "Visiting Europe is a privilege, not a human right."
Ms Kallas said Finland, Estonia and Latvia were the "only countries" for Russians to visit the rest of the EU. It added that it bears the burden of the current policy because it uses it as an “access point for
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"While Russia is waging an aggressive and brutal war in Europe, how can Russians lead normal lives, travel in Europe, and be tourists? That's wrong." — Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin pic.twitter.com/pvcBOSmjfb
— Saint Javelin (@saintjavelin) August 9, 2022
Russian citizens from these countries, Iceland, Liechtenstein You can also travel to non-EU countries that are part of the Schengen area, such as , Norway and Switzerland.
This comes after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called on Western countries to close their borders to tourists from Russia.
In an interview with his Post in Washington on Monday, Zelensky said the move would be the "most significant" of sanctions against Russia.
The Ukrainian president argued that Russians should "live in their own world until they change their philosophy."
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Zelensky rejected suggestions that such a ban would affect Russians who oppose aggression in Ukraine and advocate a form of collective punishment.
All Russians seemed to insist that they should go back to Russia.
He said: "The people have elected this government, and they are not fighting it, arguing with it, or yelling at it.
"You are in this isolation. Telling the whole world that you have to live by your own rules:
"Then go and live there. This is the only way to influence Putin."
However, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov lashed out at the "irrationality of thinking" behind such "crazy" calls.
Peskov added that the call to ban Russians from entering the country "can only be considered very negative", adding that "any attempt to isolate Russians and Russia is a hopeless process. warned.
