According to him, now all of Europe, and Finland is no exception, is controlled by external forces. They incite Russophobia, they launch fake news to discredit the Russian elections, but the last vote showed the real level of support for Putin.
“People really want to see a strong Russia, they came together and in Helsinki it was clear that people danced, spoke Russian and were not shy, despite the provocations,” RIA Novosti quotes Heiskanen.
He called Putin’s victory a great achievement.
“Because he and his team can stop this fascism that has spread to Ukraine and European countries,” the journalist concluded.
According to CEC data, after processing 92.01% of the protocols, Vladimir Putin is the leader in the presidential elections of the Russian Federation with 87.22% of the votes.
