芬兰总理佩特里·奥尔波表示，近期发生在议员住宅的一系列被侵入事件可能是外国势力的行为1。警方在过去一年中调查了赫尔辛基地区多起议员住宅被侵入案件，入侵者未盗取任何物品，但留下了细微的撬锁痕迹1。芬兰议会发言人哈拉-阿霍称案件数量"很可观"，认为这是国家行为体的典型行为1。
对于这些事件的可能源头，奥尔波指出俄罗斯试图影响欧洲多国选举，强调"在当今时代完全可能"1。赫尔辛基警方与国家调查局合作进行了初步调查1。鉴于芬兰与俄罗斯接壤且边境已关闭多年，以及议会选举将在六个月内进行，这些被侵入事件引发了对国家安全的关切1。
Finnish Prime Minister Petri Orpo has suggested that a series of break-ins at parliamentary members' residences may be the work of a foreign power.1 Police have confirmed investigating multiple incidents at MPs' homes in the Helsinki region over the past year, where intruders left subtle signs of forced entry but took nothing.1 Orpo stated that such activity is plausible given current geopolitical circumstances, noting that Russia has attempted to influence elections across several European countries.1
Parliament spokesperson Harra-Aho characterized the number of reported incidents as "considerable" and indicated that the pattern is typical of state-sponsored activity.1 The investigations are being conducted jointly by Helsinki police and the National Investigation Bureau.1 With parliamentary elections scheduled within six months, Finnish authorities are taking the matter seriously.1
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