<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>Finland faces heightened risks from links between radical Islam and terrorism, according to a fresh report by Finland’s security and intelligence police unit Supo. The unit points to the ongoing Syrian conflict as a source of the increased threat.
According to the<wm> latest report by Supo, a number of individuals from Finland have been in contact with Al-Qaeda or have been linked to the organization over the years due to their involvement with the Somali terrorist group Ansar al-Sunna. "At any one given time, a small number of individuals have been involved in contact of the mentioned terrorist organization through their contacts in Sweden, the UK and also through the internet.
"One individual was a Finnish soldier on two different occasions. We received threats related to them from ISIS</wm> supporters online," the report found. "Another was a former Finno-Aleppo extremist who left