The Foreign Minister of Finland called the children's question politicized and does not want to meet Lavrov

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Erkki Tuomioya does not consider it necessary to meet with his Russian colleague Sergei Lvrov in connection with the disputes around "children's" questions - this is what he called the situation with the removal of children from families, usually mixed. The procedure in Finland requires this immediately - and then parents devoid of children should wait for the court for about six months.

Tuomiya said in the morning program Yle TV1 that Finland has already transmitted to Russia a list of contact details of officials involved in these issues, Rosbalt reports.

The head of the Finnish Foreign Ministry emphasized that no joint children's commission will be created. There is enough agreement on rallying cooperation at the level of officials, which was reached in the summer at a meeting of Foreign Ministers of Finland and Russia.

He explained the hype that arose in Russia around the seizure of children from the Russian mother of a novelty situation and the fact that the procedures are still being formed.

In Finland, more than 50 thousand Russian -speaking live at the moment, and the number of mixed marriages increases.

According to the minister, it is not worth politicizing the issue, which, in his opinion, was aggravated by the Russian media.

It is assumed that next week the Minister of Main Services Maria Guzenina-Richardson will meet with Russian journalists, with whom this issue can be discussed in Russian.

Recently, problem situations in two countries have arisen due to the removal of children from Russians by Finnish social services. According to the end of September, 49 children were already forcibly taken away from Russian families in Finland. The newborn child is closed by the Russian woman Anastasia Zavgorodny, in which the Finnish authorities took away four children.

The decision to return the children to the Russian woman Anastasia Zavgorodny can be made on November 7, however, after the intervention of the Russian Foreign Ministry, she was at least allowed to live with their children in one of the centers of social protection.