European leaders have arrived in Rovaniemi for an Arctic summit that is expected to put Russia’s hybrid attacks at the centre of the discussions. The meeting is being hosted by Prime Minister Petteri Orpo, according to Yle News.

Among those attending is Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal, alongside several other European leaders. The summit brings together political figures in northern Finland at a time when European countries are increasingly focused on security threats that fall below the threshold of open conflict.

No further details about the agenda or possible outcomes were confirmed in the source material. The gathering underlines Finland’s role as a venue for high-level security discussions tied to the Arctic and to wider concerns about Russia’s actions.