HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland is becoming increasingly worried about what it sees as Russian propaganda against it, including Russian questioning about the legality of its 1917 independence.
The country shares a 1,340 km (833 mile) border and a difficult and bloody history with Russia, of which it was once a part. Moscow's annexation of Crimea in 2014 and sabre-rattling in the Baltic Sea have raised security concerns in the militarily neutral European Union country.
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