Finland's Defence Minister Antti Kaikkonen speaks to media on the day of a NATO defence ministers meeting, at the Alliance's headquarters in Brussels, Belgium October 12, 2022. REUTERS/Yves Herman
HELSINKI (Reuters) -Finland is interested in the development of a European anti-aircraft defence system but would not take a very central role in it, Finnish Defence Minister Antti Kaikkonen told reporters on Wednesday, after meeting with NATO peers in Brussels.
In September, German Defence Minister Christine Lambrecht said in a Reuters interview that Berlin aimed to strike a deal with other NATO countries on the air defence system during the ongoing defence minister meeting in Brussels on Oct. 12-13.
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