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The front page of Helsingin Sanomat features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a court suspending the seizure of Russian assets in Finland, vandalism in Helsinki, and a former head of the Finnish Security Intelligence Service denying charges. International news…

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Vandalism in Helsinki's Kallio District by Youths ↗

A group of youths is causing trouble for Kimmo Karju in Helsinki's Kallio district, engaging in acts such as urinating on his workshop door, spitting at a surveillance camera, and throwing a heavy patio chair onto the staircase.

Former Supo Chief Denies Espionage Charges ↗

Former Finnish Security Intelligence Service (Supo) chief Antti Pelttari denies charges of disclosing classified information, stating he was only doing his job. The case involves a pensioner suspected of spying for Russia using Supo systems.

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