because we always had the 1,340 kilometers of border with russia. and on top of that, russia meddled with our internal politics so in many ways to use the whole term of finlandization which grew from a german professor in the 1960s, is an insult. and my answer to everyone who says should ukraine be finlandized, absolutely not. ukraine should be europeanized. so just to be clear, if you were still prime minister of finland, would you be pushing for nato membership for your country right now? well, when i left politics after eight years in government in 2016, i took a decision not to give advice to the people who came after me, because the job in and of itself is too difficult. but i have made it no secret throughout my career that i have been an advocate of finnish nato membership. right now what you re seeing in finland is the exact opposite of what putin wants. we re seeing opinion polls moving towards finnish nato
have ordered him to oversee the destructions of the towns castles and fortifications himself. by 1270 the city was rebuilt, this time by daniel sun, who was now king live. and the growing town became an important city, the capital of galicia volhynia. it was a cosmopolitan city from the start in the early decades, many polls and armenians moved in. and in 1340, the city was absorbed into the grand duchy of lithuania. power switched again when polish control was established in 1349, and things went that way between the lithuanian some the poles for years, while simultaneously being settled by ethnic germans and checks. by the 15 century, the city has become a major set of trade between the baltics and the black sea, and for the publishing industry. in 1661, the king of poland established the even franco national
a very disturbing, sickening situation we ve been trying to help many of them over the last few days. the u.s. military has been trying to help them. there s still people stuck and the taliban know their names unfortunately. neil: jennifer griffin, thanks very much to jennifer s point and this is something that the administration is going to remind folks about, certainly the president, that up till now, thanks to 13,40 that got out yesterday, that brings the total close to 96,000 that since the taliban had taken over the country have been able to get out of the country. obviously today, i imagine those numbers have shrunk considerably. nothing like 13,000 in the prior 24-hour period. using that math, the best the administration can hope for is another 50, 60,000 to get out of