Finland's Underground War Preparations Reflect Its Long Border With Russia

Finland shares an 830-mile border with Russia, the longest of any NATO member, with its capital Helsinki situated fewer than 200 miles from St Petersburg. Due to its geographic proximity to Russia, Finland has historically maintained a state of war readiness. The country never fully demilitarized after past conflicts, keeping its defense infrastructure active and prepared. This sustained preparedness is visibly reflected in Finland's underground facilities and civil defense systems built beneath its cities.
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