Finlanda organizează cel mai mare exercițiu de protecție civilă din Europa de după Al Doilea Război Mondial

Finland is conducting a large-scale civil defense exercise in Kuopio, involving over 2,000 participants, to prepare for potential crises, including cyberattacks and missile threats. The exercise, the largest in Europe since World War II, tests the population's readiness to respond to emergencies without normal public services. Authorities emphasize the importance of individual responsibility for national security, especially in light of recent geopolitical tensions. Historical experiences from past conflicts with the Soviet Union inform current preparedness strategies, aiming to ensure citizens know how to react in emergencies. The exercise highlights the need for a proactive approach to crisis management.