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Finland will not supply Ukraine with Patriot interceptor missiles, Defense Minister Häkkänen said, citing national interests.

Finland's Defense Minister Häkkänen said the country will not supply Ukraine with Patriot interceptor missiles, as it would contradict national interests.

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