Finnish parliamentary committee approves bill allowing storage of nukes in country
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The Finnish parliament's Defense Committee has approved a government bill that would permit the import and storage of nuclear weapons during crisis situations. The bill involves amendments to the Nuclear Energy Act and the Criminal Code, though it faced opposition from the Social Democratic Party, the Green League, and the Left Alliance.
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What happened
The Defense Committee of the Finnish parliament has approved a government bill that would allow the import and storage of nuclear weapons in the country, according to a report on the parliament’s website.
Why it matters
"A majority of members of the Defense Committee support an amendment to the law that would allow the import of nuclear explosives into Finland in a crisis situation," the statement said.
Common ground
It noted that opposition lawmakers from the Social Democratic Party, the Green League and the Left Alliance did not support the proposal.
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The Finnish parliament's Defense Committee has approved a government bill that would permit the import and storage of nuclear weapons during crisis situations. The bill involves amendments to the Nuclear Energy Act and the Criminal Code, though it faced opposition from the Social Democratic Party, the Green League, and the Left Alliance.
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