The Immigration Service (Migri) suspended decision-making on some Iranians' applications in February, citing the uncertain security situation in the country.The Finnish Immigration Service is currently processing about 100 asylum applications from Iranians. Image: Emmi Korhonen / LehtikuvaYle News11:42Finnish immigration authorities have reopened processing of international protection applications submitted by Iranian citizens after a nearly five-month break.The Finnish Immigration Service (Migri) paused consideration of most Iranian applications in early February due to widespread anti-government protests and an ensuing crackdown in the country. That was a few weeks before the US and Israel began their war on Iran.Migri said on Wednesday it has continuously monitored the situation in Iran."As there is now sufficient information about the situation in the country, the decision-making process can be continued for all applications," it said in a statement.The agency is now processing approximately 100 asylum applications from Iranians.More than 10,000 Iranians already live in Finland.The Finnish Security and Intelligence Service (Supo) told Yle in March that it suspects Iranian government agents are monitoring and intimidating opponents within Finland.