Finland is investigating multiple reports of apparent break-ins at the homes of members of parliament, with police saying the incidents occurred over the past year. Several outlets report that in the cases investigated, nothing was stolen, though subtle signs of entry and forced intrusion were left.

Prime Minister Petteri Orpo says a foreign power could be behind the activity, though the matter is still under investigation and no suspect has been publicly identified. Finland’s parliament has also been informed, according to reporting, and Speaker Jussi Halla-aho describes a “significant” number of apparent intrusions affecting multiple politicians.

The coverage places the probe in the broader context of heightened security concerns for Finland since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, reflecting concern about possible cross-border influence. While the outlets agree on the existence of the incidents and the ongoing police investigation, they differ mainly in emphasis—some focus on parliamentary notification, others on the prime minister’s comment about potential foreign involvement.