The vast number of Inhabitants of Finland spoke out against the country's entry into NATO, according to a survey of the opinions of a large number of citizens prepared by the Finnish Union of reservists. "Almost thirty percent of respondents could not Express a clear attitude about whether Finland should join a NATO. 28% supported the introduction, 40% were against, according to the report of the Finnish broadcasting company Yle, reports RIA " Novosti ". the survey involved more than 1 million People. Most doubters were among women and youth. According to the head of the Union of reservists Olli Nyberg, an increase in the number of undecided said about the fact that the Finns began to seriously consider the issue of possible NATO membership. In early April, the Finnish foreign Minister Erkki Tuomioja said that the accession of Finland to NATO could provoke tensions with Russia. The Minister of Finance of Finland Antti Rinne at the end of March, said that in the current political situation in the international arena of his country as long as it is impossible to submit a petition for membership in NATO in connection with the possible risks " in foreign policy and security policy ". March 24, Prime Minister of Finland Alexander Stubb said that the country's entry into NATO would be a " continuation of long-term foreign and security policy, Western part of our country's integration, the next logical step ". However, he acknowledged that the overwhelming number of Inhabitants of Finland were not in favour of their country joining the Alliance, causing the issue on the agenda until does not appear. Remember, Finland is included into number 22 partner countries of NATO. It also includes Ukraine, Belarus, Georgia, Austria and Russia. 10px