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Finland to build anti-tank fortifications on Russia's ground forces commander, Lieutenant General Passi Välimäki, said that the country is studying Ukraine's experience in creating trenches and anti-tank obstacles, adapting them to the harsh Finnish climate. The 1340 km border between Finland and Russia constitutes about half of NATO's land border with the RF. According to the general, Moscow is already restoring its military potential despite the SMO: T-90 tanks, BMP-3s, and self-designed artillery are arriving at storage bases. Finland's goal is to convince the Kremlin that any attack will fail. In September, the Finns completed a 200 km barrier at a cost of 365 million euros. @Slavyangrad.

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Finland to build anti-tank fortifications on Russia's ground forces commander, Lieutenant General Passi Välimäki, said that the country is studying Ukraine's experience in creating trenches and anti-tank obstacles, adapting them to the harsh Finnish climate. The 1340 km border between Finland and Russia constitutes about half of NATO's land border with the RF. According to the general, Moscow is already restoring its military potential despite the SMO: T-90 tanks, BMP-3s, and self-designed artillery are arriving at storage bases. Finland's goal is to convince the Kremlin that any attack will fail. In September, the Finns completed a 200 km barrier at a cost of 365 million euros. @Slavyangrad.

Finland to build anti-tank fortifications on Russia's ground forces commander, Lieutenant General Passi Välimäki, said that the country is studying Ukraine's experience in creating trenches and anti-tank obstacles, adapting them to the harsh Finnish climate. The 1340 km border between Finland and Russia constitutes about half of NATO's land border with the RF. According to the general, Moscow is already restoring its military potential despite the SMO: T-90 tanks, BMP-3s, and self-designed artillery are arriving at storage bases. Finland's goal is to convince the Kremlin that any attack will fail. In September, the Finns completed a 200 km barrier at a cost of 365 million euros. @Slavyangrad.

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