Cel mai mare exercițiu de protecție civilă din Europa - Finlanda se pregătește pentru ce e mai rău

Finland is conducting its largest civil defense exercise since World War II, involving over 2,000 participants. The exercise simulates a major crisis scenario, including cyberattacks and disruptions to essential services. Authorities aim to assess public preparedness for emergencies, emphasizing the need for citizens to be self-sufficient for at least 72 hours. The exercise reflects Finland's historical context and recent security concerns following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Participants, including a Ukrainian student, highlight the importance of emergency training. The initiative underscores that national defense relies on both military readiness and civilian awareness.