Prime Minister Sanna Marin made the comments Wednesday in Auckland on the first-ever visit by a Finnish prime minister to New Zealand and Australia.She said Western countries also needed to ensure sanctions were “harder and harder against Russia” because the war was affecting everyone, not only the innocent civilians dying in Ukraine but also people worldwide with higher energy prices.Uneasy calm grips Ukraine as West prepares winter aidNATO renews membership vow to Ukraine, pledges arms and aidScholz: German offer of air defense system to Poland remainsPakistan's new army chief takes charge of militaryMarin met with her New Zealand counterpart Jacinda Ardern before the two leaders held a joint news conference.“The focus of our conversation is what more we could do together in support of other women in other countries who are facing dire circumstances, where we see the most basic of human rights being repressed and violated,” Ardern said.Marin, meanwhile, tried to brush off criticism of her as a partying prime minister, after a video leaked this year showing her dancing and singing with friends at a private party."