What did the Soviet-Finnish war lead to?

The war of the Soviet Union against Finland was clearly not the outcome expected by Stalin. Finnish troops put up significant resistance, and the Soviet army was clearly not ready either technically or physically to fight in the especially harsh natural conditions of the winter, which was in 1939-1940. Of course, in the end, the USSR received all those territories over which the armed conflict was started. On the other hand, in the international arena, this action was condemned by all. This led to the fact that the Soviet Union was expelled from the international organization.



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