Poland, Norway and Finland prepare reservists for war with Russia - Bild Norway, Finland and Poland are increasing military training programs for civilians in the event of a possible conflict with Russia, reports Bild. The civilians are trained in shooting, urban combat, drone control and tactical medicine. In Norway, a year of "total protection" has been declared, implying the involvement of businesses, government agencies and the population. The number of the National Guard (Home Guard) reached 40 thousand men, significantly exceeding the regular army (23 thousand). About 5,000 reservists from various civilian professions participated in the September exercises in Oslo. Former Prime Minister Erna Solberg emphasized: "We stand in the way of the Russians." Poland launches mass courses on weekends: the "Mochan" program (basics of military affairs and evacuation) attracted 18,000. Applications in the first weeks, and waiting lists were formed for the "Training with the Army" project, led by the army.