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'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Warm tents for asylum seekers at the border, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Warm tents for asylum seekers at the border, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163532998_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Personel from boarder guards and customs discussing, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163533028_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Snowmobiles at the border, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163533050_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Closed border crossing, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Ville Ahtiainen, (left) and e, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163533021_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Ville Ahtiainen, (left) and e, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163533042_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Ville Ahtiainen, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163533040_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Ville Ahtiainen, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163533043_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Timo Marquis, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Vesa Arffman, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163533045_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
At the border, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163533000_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Vesa Arffman, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163533029_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Timo Marquis, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163533044_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Person trying to get to Russia, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163533024_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Person trying to get to Russia, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163533027_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Person trying to get to Russia, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163533001_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Vesa Arffman in front, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163533037_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Toilets for asylum seekers at the border, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163533052_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Toilets for asylum seekers at the border, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163533005_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Bus at the border crossing heading to Finland (Already in Finland), Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163533038_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
At the border crossing, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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DUKAS_163533023_EYE
'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
At the border crossing, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
At the boarder crossing, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
At the border crossing, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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'This may be just the beginning': the guards at Finland’s closed Russian border
As remote Arctic crossing points are shut, officers say they plan to stick to the job in the glare of a geopolitical spotlight.
Standing inside the border station at Raja-Jooseppi - with leather gloves tucked into his fleece-lined hat on the table in front of him and snow falling in the darkness outside - Lt Col Ville Ahtiainen paused to reflect on the geopolitical drama that has descended on this remote part of the Arctic.
The deputy commander of the Lapland Border Guard. "I hope this is over and we can back get to normal life, but we will see."
Little more than an hour before, the final vehicles had been allowed to cross Finland's last open land border crossing with Russia before the entire 830-mile (1,340km) frontier closed for at least two weeks.
All nine Finland-Russia crossing points will now be closed until at least 13 December, with people seeking asylum in Finland directed instead to airports and ports.
Truck driver trying to get to Russia, Location: Raja-Jooseppi, Finland29.11.2023
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Wilko's in Folkestone Prepares to Close
11/09/2023. Folkestone, United Kingdom.
Wilko's in Folkestone makes preparations to close its doors on Thursday 14th September. Areas of the store are already closed to the public.
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Wilko's in Folkestone Prepares to Close
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Wilko's in Folkestone makes preparations to close its doors on Thursday 14th September. Areas of the store are already closed to the public.
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Wilko's in Folkestone Prepares to Close
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Wilko's in Folkestone makes preparations to close its doors on Thursday 14th September. Areas of the store are already closed to the public.
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Wilko's in Folkestone Prepares to Close
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Wilko's in Folkestone Prepares to Close
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Covid-Tests in Autos in St. Louis, Missouri
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Aerri Finder (10) closes her eyes as a technician takes a swab of her nostril during a drive-up Covid test in St. Louis on Thursday, December 30, 2021. Drive-up testing earlier in the week attracted over 700 cars. Drive-up testing has become popular in recent days since testing kits from pharmacies have become scarce.
Covid Testing In Cars Attracts Hundreds, St. Louis, Missouri, United States - 30 Dec 2021
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Covid-Tests in Autos in St. Louis, Missouri
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John Bielik closes his eyes as a technician takes a swab of his nostril during a drive-up Covid test in St. Louis on Thursday, December 30, 2021. Drive-up testing earlier in the week attracted over 700 cars. Drive-up testing has become popular in recent days since testing kits from pharmacies have become scarce.
Covid Testing In Cars Attracts Hundreds, St. Louis, Missouri, United States - 30 Dec 2021
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NEWS - Coronavirus: Covid-Tests in Autos in St. Louis, Missouri
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Derek Dunn closes his eyes as a technician takes a swab of his nostril during a drive-up Covid test in St. Louis on Thursday, December 30, 2021. Drive-up testing earlier in the week attracted over 700 cars. Drive-up testing has become popular in recent days since testing kits from pharmacies have become scarce.
Covid Testing In Cars Attracts Hundreds, St. Louis, Missouri, United States - 30 Dec 2021
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NEWS - Krieg im Kaukasus: Konflikt um Bergkarabach
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A man closes his window despite it being damaged from nearby military strikes in the residential part of Martuni, Nagorno-Karabakh, which is also internationally recognized as part of Azerbaijan, on Monday Oct. 12, 2020. The conflict, which began on Sept, 27, is between Azerbaijani and Armenian forces over Nagorno-Karabakh D a disputed region, and has killed hundreds including dozens of civilians from both sides. (Marcus Yam / Los Angeles Times)
CONFLICT IN NAGORNO-KARABAKH, Artsakh, Martuni, Nagorno-Karabakh, Azerbaijan - 12 Oct 2020
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Politicians in London, UK - 03 Sep 2019
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Former Prime Minister Theresa May closes the boot on her car as she arrives at The House of Commons.
Politicians in London, UK - 03 Sep 2019
Parliament is returning from the summer recess today with MPs expected to try to stop a no-deal Brexit. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has threatened to hold a snap election if the legislation is passed.
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NEWS - U-Bahnstreik in London
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London Bridge. The tube strike in London closes stations and causes disruption to commuters, bus stops are more busy than normal.
Tube strike in London, UK. - 9 Jan 2017.
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NEWS - 24-stündiger U-Bahn Streik in London
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Turnpike Lane. The tube strike in London closes stations and causes disruption to commuters, bus stops are more busy than normal.
Tube strike in London, UK. - 9 Jan 2017.
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NEWS - U-Bahnstreik in London
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Finsbury Park - The tube strike in London closes stations and causes disruption to commuters. Bus stops are more busy than normal and commuters are making thier making their journey either walking or on bicycle
Tube strike, London, UK - 09 Jan 2017
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NEWS - England: Heftige Regenfälle führen zu Überschwemmungen
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Heavy rainfall closes the ford at Lands End Charvil in Berkshire
Flooding in Charvil, UK - 21 Nov 2016
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Tube strike, London, Britain - 06 Aug 2015
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Old Route Master buses on the 29 route. The tube strike closes all stations, commuters take the bus and other forms of transport
Tube strike, London, Britain - 06 Aug 2015
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Rafah border crossing closed after Sinai attacks, Egypt-Gaza border - 25 Oct 2014
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A Palestinian security officer closes the gate under Palestinian control at the Rafah border crossing with Egypt in the southern Gaza Strip
Rafah border crossing closed after Sinai attacks, Egypt-Gaza border - 25 Oct 2014
The decision was taken to close the Rafah crossing into the Gaza Strip, the only route into the Palestinian territory not controlled by Israel, as Egypt declared a three-month state of emergency in the north and centre of the Sinai Peninsula after a suicide car bombing killed 30 soldiers.
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Photographer captures intriguing x-rays of toys, Sydney, August 2014
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The Chinook Helicopter has a charming mechanism. The back door drops down, a tank and a soldier emerge, fire a few rounds then go back inside and the ramp closes behind them. All the while the whole thing is circling the floor while the rotors spin, there's loads of engine noise and gunfire and the lights flash. You have to admire the guy who put that much care and character into a two dollar toy.
Photographer Captures Intriguing X-rays of Toys
Australian photographer Brendan Fitzpatrick has spent 20 years documenting the skylines of cities around the world.
His latest series called Invisible Light looks at how x-ray technology can be used to reveal the surprisingly beautiful internal structures of simple objects like tulips, crabs, and toy replicas of robots and helicopters.
The project uses chest X-rays and mammogram machines to explore the inner workings of various objects and natural forms.
The 45-year-old has scanned toy robots, a toy gun, flowers and even a hen's eggs revealing their complex interiors.
The Sydney based photographer explains that he was inspired to look at X-rays while researching for a commercial job.
"The art directors wanted an X-ray effect which I assumed would be created using negatives etc. I never thought it worked so I explored the possibility of using real X-rays. I was very lucky to find a radiologist willing to work with me."
The photographer explains that the project is ongoing, and that he hopes to bring more depth and complexity to his interpretation of the subjects in the future.
Brendan believes the X-ray toys and models would make great wall art. He says that...
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Otter mother and pup hide and seek game, Elkhorn Slough at Moss Landing, California, America - Nov 2011
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Sea otter mom closes her eyes so her baby pup can hide.
Otter Lotta Fun: Mother and Pup Play Hide and Seek
Peek-a-boo, where are you!?
A cheeky sea otter pup appears to be playing hide and seek with its mummy in these hilarious pictures.
The images show the white California sea otter mother paddling around a barnacle-covered post trying to locate the youngster.
But, floating on its back, the pup seems to be pacing its swim to just stay out of sight as it circles the obstacle.
The youth eventually caught up with it's seemnigly exasperated mom - who promptly gave it an affectionate nuzzle.
Michael Yang captured the funny scene at Moss Landing Harbor in California.
He explains: "A California Sea Otter mom and her pup were swimming and foraging for food around an old post. The mother would dive for food while her pup would swim around waiting for her.
"In the pictures, the sea otter pup appears to be playing hide and go seek with its mother. As the mother rounds the post on one end, her pup rounds the post on the other end. The pup even seems to give the camera a mischievous look with its eyes.
"Sea otter pups can't dive for their own food because their muscles are not developed enough and because they are too buoyant from their mothers constantly cleaning their fur, infusing it with air.
"Even when the pups can dive, they often bring up items of little value, such as the rock this pup had pulled off the post. Thus, the pups are reliant on their mothers for usually half a year or more for food."
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'Antony and Cleopatra' at the Liverpool Playhouse, Liverpool, Britain - 14 Oct 2010
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final scene, Charmian closes dead Cleopatra's eyes - l-r: Kim Cattrall (Cleopatra), Aicha Kossoko (Charmian)
'Antony and Cleopatra' at the Liverpool Playhouse, Liverpool, Britain - 14 Oct 2010
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Prince Harry attends the 16th annual ICAP Charity Day, London, Britain - 10 Dec 2008
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Prince Harry closes a deal with brokers Andy Strickland and Jay Aaronson (right)
Prince Harry attends the 16th annual ICAP Charity Day, London, Britain - 10 Dec 2008
Prince Harry attended the 16th annual ICAP Charity Day in London, where all the day's global revenues will go to 100 charities, including Sentebale of which Prince Harry is Patron
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Prince Harry attends the 16th annual ICAP Charity Day, London, Britain - 10 Dec 2008
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Prince Harry closes a deal with brokers Andy Strickland and Jay Aaronson (right)
Prince Harry attends the 16th annual ICAP Charity Day, London, Britain - 10 Dec 2008
Prince Harry attended the 16th annual ICAP Charity Day in London, where all the day's global revenues will go to 100 charities, including Sentebale of which Prince Harry is Patron
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Prince Harry attends the 16th annual ICAP Charity Day, London, Britain - 10 Dec 2008
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Prince Harry closes a deal with brokers Andy Strickland and Jay Aaronson (right)
Prince Harry attends the 16th annual ICAP Charity Day, London, Britain - 10 Dec 2008
Prince Harry attended the 16th annual ICAP Charity Day in London, where all the day's global revenues will go to 100 charities, including Sentebale of which Prince Harry is Patron
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Prince Harry attends the 16th annual ICAP Charity Day, London, Britain - 10 Dec 2008
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Prince Harry closes a 250 million Euro deal with broker Amanda Hartnell
Prince Harry attends the 16th annual ICAP Charity Day, London, Britain - 10 Dec 2008
Prince Harry attended the 16th annual ICAP Charity Day in London, where all the day's global revenues will go to 100 charities, including Sentebale of which Prince Harry is Patron
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