Finland's Leaders Call For NATO Membership 'Without Delay'

The transcript discusses a defensive partnership agreement signed by Johnson with Finland, ensuring military assistance to Finland and Sweden if Russia retaliates against their potential NATO membership. Both countries, not yet NATO members, fear Russian aggression during their application process.

What was the purpose of the UK Prime Minister's meeting with Finland's president?

• To plan a joint military exercise

• To negotiate a peace treaty

• To sign a defensive partnership agreement

• To discuss trade agreements

What assurance does the defensive deal provide to Finland and Sweden?

• Diplomatic recognition

• Access to nuclear weapons

• Military assistance against Russian threats

• Economic support

How do Finland and Sweden view their potential NATO membership in light of Russian threats?

• As a diplomatic failure

• As a provocation to Russia

• As an economic opportunity

• As a necessary step for security

What is the response of Finland and Sweden to the possibility of joining NATO?

• They blame Russia for the situation

• They intend to join the European Union instead

• They seek to negotiate with Russia

• They plan to remain neutral

What is the main concern for Finland and Sweden while waiting for NATO application approval?

• Economic sanctions

• A potential Russian attack

• Loss of trade partners

• Internal political instability