Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo has responded to criticism from Interior Minister Mari Rantanen regarding a security intelligence probe. Orpo initiated the investigation, overseen by the Security Intelligence Service (Supo), in June. Rantanen claimed she was unaware of the probe until Tuesday, expressing her frustration with the lack of information reaching top leadership within her ministry. Orpo defended his actions, stating the decision to launch the probe falls under the Prime Minister’s authority. The situation highlights a potential communication gap between the Prime Minister’s office and the Interior Ministry. Rantanen’s public comments suggest significant friction between the coalition partners. This incident raises questions about intelligence oversight and internal coordination within the Finnish government.