Facing an aggressive Russian military buildup just across its border, Finland has made a historic and controversial decision: leaving the Ottawa Convention and preparing to manufacture one million anti-personnel mines. With Russia expanding garrisons in Karelia, deploying Malva artillery systems within 185 kilometers of the border, and reactivating the Leningrad Military District, Helsinki is taking no chances. Discover how Finland plans to integrate one million pressure and tripwire mines with FPV drones, border fences, and a million-man reserve army to create an impenetrable defensive wall along NATO’s longest frontier with Russia.
Source: The Military Show
