European nations need to adopt Finland’s approach to national security by boosting their defense forces and ammunition supplies to deal with the risks from increasingly confrontational Russia.
According to the official in charge of the region’s largest military reserve.
“You have to have a large reservist army, which can counter these kind of threats because now the key point in European security policy is that we aren’t anymore having a close dialog with Russia,” Finland’s Defense Minister Antti Hakkanen said in an interview in Helsinki, reflecting on key lessons from its eastern neighbor’s war against Ukraine.
Source: Bloomberg
