The Finnish Parliament voted on Friday on a motion of confidence regarding Defence Minister Antti Häkkänen and the government. The vote specifically addressed confidence in Minister Häkkänen, a member of the Kokoomus party. Häkkänen ultimately secured the Parliament’s confidence with a vote of 114 to 61. The vote followed a motion of no confidence presented by Atte Harjanteen, with Minja Koskela of the Vasemmistoliitto party casting a vote on the motion. This outcome indicates continued support for both the Defence Minister and the current government in Finland. The result allows the government to continue its work without immediate threat of collapse due to a lack of parliamentary support.