The Russian government commented on Wednesday on reports that Poland plans to send “troops” to the Finnish border with Russiaensuring that such a measure can “inflaming tension” and will be considered threat.

Poland allegedly sends “team of military advisers” to Finland in response to “an official request for allied support in the face of Hybrid attack on the border with Finland“- said the head of the Polish National Security Directorate, Jacek Seviera, in a post on the social network X (formerly Twitter).

“The team of military advisors will provide on-the-ground expertise in border security, including terms of Use“He added in his statement.

Finland closed the border with Russia after the sudden wave of refugee arrivals which, according to Helsinki, was organized Moscowwhich Russia denies.

Contacted the news agency ReutersFinnish authorities stated that they had no direct knowledge about such plans and that he cannot comment on them.

President of Finland, Sauli Niinistovisiting his Polish colleague, Andrzej DudaV Warsaw November 20 and 21, were not available for comment.

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In a conversation with reporters, a Kremlin representative Dmitry Peskovsaid regarding the possible advance of Polish troops to the border: “This is a completely unnecessary measure guarantee the security of the borders because there is no threat there.”

“Finns must clearly understand that this will pose a threat to us: increasing the concentration of military units on our borders,” he noted. Any planned deployment will unprovoked and unjustifiedhe added.

Finland will close its border with Russia for two weeks to stop asylum seekers.

(Reuters)