With the recent actions of Finland to revoke the apology given to Russia and place several naval vessels on Aland, a clear breach of its demilitarization, the EU sees no choice but to begin the process of enacting article 7 on Finland. It’s clear with these actions that the government of Finland has no intention of following the peace treaty, which France mediated. Therefore, the EU, with backing from over ⅓ of its member states, has decided to enact article 7,1 against Finland. Following EU customs Finland will be summoned to the council to discuss the following actions:

• Aggressive actions against Russia.
• The movement of troops into a demilitarized zone.
• The breaking of signed agreements with Russia, France, and other parties involved.

While the act of being unstatesmanlike is not a direct violation of EU principles, the member states of the EU are not pleased with how Finland has been acting on the international stage, such as the disrespect during the moment of silence and how the Finnish president acted immediately afterward. We hope that Finland will defend itself as it has no interest in maintaining peace on the continent, a clear value as outlined in Article 2 TEU, along with other matters as stated in that article.

If Finland does not heed the councils guidance and strive to fix the points listed above we will have no choice but to move forward with article 7.2.