A number of Finnish politicians spoke out against Russia's accusation of poisoning a former GRU officer and his daughter. After analyzing the available information, they came to the conclusion that with a high degree of probability, the special services of Ukraine may be involved in the case of Skripal. Finland, along with other states, expelled a Russian diplomat from the country, recalls the "Free Press". The authorities of Suomi took this step after much reflection, following corporate solidarity with the EU countries. However, not all Finnish politicians agreed with this step. Thus, several members of the True Finns party, the second largest in terms of their representatives in the Finnish parliament, voiced their views on the events in the local media. So, Tom Pakkalen, a deputy from the "True Finns" who previously worked as Helsinki Police Commissioner, believes that the British version of what happened is just disinformation. According to Pakkalen, for the attempt on the ex-spy and his daughter are Ukrainians. "Russia has no motive.

For Russia, there are no benefits here. For Britain there is. Everyone blames the British for Brexit, now they managed to turn their attention to Russia. And for Ukraine the situation is profitable, "the deputy stressed.. The speech of the politicians of the "Land of Thousand Lakes" coincided with Scotland Yard's statement that the police found traces of a poisonous substance in several places, and the greatest concentration was found in the house of Sergei Skripal.

The UK police concluded that Skripali was first exposed to a poisonous substance in his home. These facts give a serious reason to question the proposed by the official London version of Russia's involvement in the Skripal case. Ex-Colonel GRU Sergei Skripal and his daughter Julia were found unconscious in the English city of Salisbury on March 4. London immediately stated that Moscow was behind the attempt on the former spy, without giving any evidence. according to the latest data, Julia Skripal came to herself and feels much better.