US Restricts Crucial Satellite System for Ukraine ↗
Front page leadUkraine faced restrictions this week as a satellite system critical for its operations suddenly became unusable for drones moving faster than 160 kilometers per hour.
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The front page of Yle features several significant international and domestic news stories. Top international news includes US restrictions on a satellite system crucial for Ukraine, a strong earthquake in Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula, and Trump's criticism of Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil…
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Strong Earthquake Hits Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia ↗
A powerful earthquake, measured at 6.9 magnitude, struck the Kamchatka Peninsula in eastern Russia early Friday morning, with no immediate reports of damage.
Finnish Defence Forces Limit Air and Sea Areas in Eastern Gulf of Finland ↗
The Finnish Defence Forces have restricted aviation and maritime activity in the eastern Gulf of Finland, citing precautionary measures.
Clear Skies in Northern Finland, Scattered Rains Elsewhere ↗
Northern Finland is expected to have clear skies on Friday, while other regions will experience scattered rainfall, with temperatures fluctuating around ten degrees Celsius.
Majority of Finns Support Social Media Ban for Under-13s ↗
A survey by Maaseudun Tulevaisuus indicates that approximately three-quarters of Finns support the European Commission's proposal to ban social media for children under 13.
Coalition, SDP, and Greens to Abolish Home Care Support ↗
According to a Uutissuomalainen survey, the Coalition Party, Social Democrats, and the Greens intend to abolish the current form of home care support.
Trump Calls Ukrainian Strikes on Russian Oil Refineries 'Disgraceful' ↗
Donald Trump warned that Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries jeopardize global diesel supply and accused Zelenskyy of hindering a peace settlement.
Orpo Criticizes Finns Party Over Fuel Levy Criticism ↗
Prime Minister Orpo commented on the EU budget negotiations in Brussels, stating that the Finns Party's push to lighten the distribution obligation would not lower fuel prices.
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