With a Wary Eye on Russia, Finland Runs Europe's Largest Civil Defense Exercise Since WWII
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The Nordic country tests its emergency preparedness with a drill involving more than 2,000 people, who learn to survive for 72 hours in different crisis scenarios
Finland is preparing for serious crises and attacks. In Kuopio, 2000 people are protecting against failures and missiles.
The exercise is taking place in Kuopio, central Finland - Citizens of all ages are learning how to react to attacks of all kinds, in response to the sabotage carried out by Russia across Europe.
In a civil protection shelter carved into the rock, behind doors designed to withstand a nuclear or biological attack, two Finnish military recruits in protective suits and with breathing masks measure radiation levels.
More than 2,000 people in Finland, including students and members of the security services, are participating in the largest political exercise in...
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