Finland has not yet become a member of  Nato, the intergovernmental military alliance, but the country's president said it would be to 'maximise security' and not be in any way offensive.
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Finland’s president, Sauli Niinisto said Russia's invasion of Ukraine had pushed his government and country to think about its security. Niinstro was speaking at a joint news conference with UK prime minister Boris Johnson, after signing a new security agreement that would involve Britain providing military assistance if Finland is attacked

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