Finland is studying the Ukrainian experience of anti-tank fortifications on the border with the Russian Federation in order to strengthen the defense of its border. The Russian Federation has already begun to restore its military potential, even though its full invasion of Ukraine is already in its fifth year. The Russian Federation's efforts to replenish its stockpiles of weapons are beginning to show some results, Finland's ground forces commander, Lt. Gen. Pesi Vlimki, noted, according to Bloomberg. Finland has no way to prevent such an armament. Instead, the goal is to deter Russian forces by convincing its military that the attack will fail, he said. The experience of the war in Ukraine also proved the extent of the air and missile threat. According to him, it is not enough to shoot down missiles and UAVs for defense - it is important to succeed in hitting the enemy's launchers before launching.