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Finnish President Alexander Stubb said Ukraine should first receive security guarantees, join the European Union , and only then become a Nato member.
Sweden 's new ambassador to Finland , Peter Ericson , raised doubts during a discussion on Russia at the Helsinki Security Forum on Friday .
Former Finnish Ambassador Mikko Hautala predicted that Nato membership would likely precede EU membership.
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