In a significant move, Finnish President Alexander Stubb journeyed to Ukraine, sealing a decade-long security agreement alongside Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. The accord encompasses various facets of cooperation, including political solidarity, bolstering Ukraine's defense and security apparatus, and providing steadfast support for the nation's ongoing reforms and reconstruction efforts.

This landmark agreement underscores Finland's unwavering dedication to bolstering Ukraine's stability and resilience. As a testament to this commitment, Finland has pledged an additional defense aid package valued at approximately 188 million euros. This brings Finland's total contribution since 2022 to a substantial 2 billion euros.

The signing of this agreement signifies a strengthened bond between Finland and Ukraine, solidifying their mutual commitment to fostering peace and security in the region.

Meanwhile, in another report, the Ukrainian Spy Agency Allegedly Planning Third Attack on Crimea Bridge

According to senior officials, Ukraine's spy agency is reportedly devising a third attack on the Kerch bridge, which links occupied Crimea with Russia.

The Guardian reports that the HUR intelligence service of Ukraine aims to sabotage the bridge in the first half of 2024.

An official disclosed that Kyrylo Budanov, the head of the main directorate of intelligence, has acquired most of the necessary resources to execute this plan.

They claimed that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has given approval for the operation.

This bridge has previously been targeted twice by Ukraine. In October 2022, an explosion caused several sections of the roadway to collapse into the water. Last July, a nighttime raid by Ukrainian sea drones inflicted significant damage to the road portion of the bridge.

Russia has been implementing extensive security measures to safeguard the bridge, which plays a crucial role in transporting military supplies.

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