POLAND is under russian drone attack.

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Multiple drones is not mistake. Its an deliberate escalation.

We are being tested, if we fail, more will come.


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Sep 9
Russian drones were reportedly as deep as 40km inside Polish airspace before they were shot down.

Act of war, no one can explain it otherwise.

NATO MUST react strongly after this, otherwise things will keep escalating.


Drones could be targeting supply lines to Ukraine. Just like russia threathened to do few days ago.
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Sep 9
Current russian narrative claims that Finland actively participated in the siege of Leningrad.

This is not true, Finland refused German demands of closing the blockade, even though it could have easily done so.

"Road of life" remained open by the Finns' choice. Image
Having reached its pre-Winter War border, Finland halted its advance and even refused to shell the city with its artillery, despite all German demands.

It was a gesture of mercy to the russians, despite all their actions.


Official russia is attempting to rewrite history
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Sep 9
Following the 1944 Moscow Armistice, two officers in Finnish Military HQ, Colonel Valo Nihtilรค and Lieutenant Colonel Usko Haahti didn't trust USSR's words about lasting peace.

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Sep 8
Continuation War. October 1, 1941.

Finnish tanks roll into the East Karelian city of Petrozavodsk.

Main objective of Finnish army's major offensive through the wilderness had now been achieved.

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Petrozavodsk (known as Petroskoi in Finnish) was strategically important as it was the administrative center of the Karelia region.

Petrozavodsk's location also made it a key logistical & communication hub.

Necessary for the Finnish offensive towards Syvรคri (Svir). Image
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Sep 5
Loss of the city of Viipuri to the USSR after Winter War was a painful experience for Finns and especially for the 75 000 Viipuri residents who lost their hometown to russians.

Unjust loss of Finnish land to the Soviet Union sowed the seeds of the Continuation War.

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In summer of 1941, Finnish troops recaptured Viipuri with a skillful pincer movement.

Finnish divisions advanced from the north and east and met fierce Soviet resistance. Image
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Aug 31
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Plan is based on a realistic threat assessment, technological development, and cooperation with allies and the defence industry ๐Ÿงต Image
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Lessons from the war in Ukraine and other conflicts are being applied to Finnish conditions. Image
Strong guidance underpins the initiative, based on the most recent Government Defence Report and the Defence Forcesโ€™ development programme.

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