Finland will officially closed its border to Russian tourists, marking the last of Moscow’s E-U neighbours to do so.
Finland will close its border with Russia as Poland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania also closed theirs.
The Finnish government made the decision following Vladimir Putin’s decision to call-up of 300,000 military reservists.
Queue’s at Russia’s border crossings with E-U nations were stretching for kilometres as people attempted to flee the country.
The closure of the border only applies to tourists – and Russians who are visiting family or travelling for work or study will still be granted entry.
The Finnish Foreign Minister stated that the decision was a difficult one to make, but ultimately it was in the best interest of the country.
