Putin dismisses claims of attacking NATO, but warns of 'problems' with Finland

Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned of "problems" for Finland after accusing the country of being "dragged into NATO." Putin claims that Finland's entry into NATO has created unnecessary tensions, and he blames other countries, including NATO members, for artificially creating problems with Russia. Meanwhile, Finland has accused Russia of sending migrants to its border to destabilize the country, leading to the closure of two crossing points. Finland joined NATO in April, and tensions between Russia and Finland have been escalating.