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  1. Weapons of mass destruction are chemical, biological and nuclear weapons.
    https://puolustusvoimat.fi/en/weapons-of-mass-destruction-control
  2. Finland is party to several agreements and arrangements concerning conventional arms control, such as The Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW), The Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), and The Ottawa Treaty.
    https://puolustusvoimat.fi/en/conventional-arms-control
  3. The Research Agency has five highly specialised research divisions: Concepts and Doctrine Division, Energetic and CBRN Technology Division, Human Performance Division, Information Technology Division, and Weapons Technology Division.
    https://puolustusvoimat.fi/en/about-the-research-agency
  4. Arms control Arms control is the general term for efforts to control or restrain the quantity or control of weapons or military assets based on bilateral or multilateral agreements or arrangements. Arms control agreements seek to increase confiden...
    https://puolustusvoimat.fi/en/arms-control
  5. Long-term development is the key to sustained air defence capability Maintenance and enhancement of the nation's air defence is among the primary tasks of the Finnish Air Force. This requires the continuous development of air defence capabilities ...
    https://ilmavoimat.fi/en/development-of-finlands-air-defence-capability
  6. You can browse our equipment branch-by-branch or by different classes of weapons and weapon systems.
    https://puolustusvoimat.fi/en/equipment/-/cat/asset/view/id/236
  7. You can browse our equipment branch-by-branch or by different classes of weapons and weapon systems.
    https://puolustusvoimat.fi/en/equipment
  8. You can browse our equipment branch-by-branch or by different classes of weapons and weapon systems.
    https://puolustusvoimat.fi/en/equipment/-/cat/asset/view/id/901
  9. The Explosives Centre is responsible for the production, maintenance and decommissioning of explosives in the Defence Forces.
    https://logistiikkalaitos.fi/en/explosives-centre
  10. Training areas of the Finnish Navy The Navy carries out its statutory training task. Firing exercises with live ammunition are a requirement when training soldiers. Blind ammunition and simulators cannot completely replace live exercises. Movement...
    https://merivoimat.fi/en/training-areas-of-the-finnish-navy
  11. As a conscript in the Armoured Brigade The Armoured Brigade offers a wide range of training options and training takes place in several battalion-level units. Training focuses primarily on mechanised infantry tasks but all Army branches are repres...
    https://maavoimat.fi/en/armoured-brigade/for-conscripts
  12. The Finnish Defence Forces and NATO Finland became a NATO member state on April 4th, 2023. As a NATO member, Finland is a part of alliance's common defence. A NATO membership does not diminish the need for a strong own defence. Finland's military ...
    https://puolustusvoimat.fi/en/natoen
  13. Education and training at the Infantry School – consideration of lessons learned relating to the war in Ukraine and alliances 16.3.2026 13.04 Blog The Infantry School (INFS) trains non-commissioned officers (NCOs) on a number of levels, as well as...
    https://maavoimat.fi/en/-/education-and-training-at-the-infantry-school-consideration-of-lessons-learned-relating-to-the-war-in-ukraine-and-alliances
  14. Readiness unit training Consisting of Finnish Army personnel and conscripts, the readiness units contribute to sustaining enhanced readiness in responding to rapid changes in the security environment on a national level. These units form part of t...
    https://intti.fi/en/readiness-units
  15. Dismounted Soldier System Programme Media Day in Santahamina 8 June 2023 Learn more about the soldier kit, weapons and command and control systems presented in the event: XA-300 Armoured Personnel Carrier Sisu GTP 4X4 Infantry Drone 8.6 Sniper Rif...
    https://maavoimat.fi/en/dismounted-soldier-system-programme
  16. Finnish Defence Forces contacts and media contacts.
    https://puolustusvoimat.fi/en/contact-information
  17. 30.4.2026 | The multinational air defence exercise Mallet Strike 1/26 will be conducted at the Lohtaja Firing Range and Training Area from 12 - 21 May 2026.
    https://ilmavoimat.fi/en/-/1950813/air-defence-units-to-train-together-with-allies-in-lohtaja
  18. 30.4.2026 | The multinational air defence exercise Mallet Strike 1/26 will be conducted at the Lohtaja Firing Range and Training Area from 12 - 21 May 2026.
    https://maavoimat.fi/en/-/air-defence-units-to-train-together-with-allies-in-lohtaja
  19. Speakers and moderators Moderator: Simo Pesu (FNDU) Lt. Col. Simo Pesu is the head of the Russia Group and a senior researcher at the National Defence University. He earned the General Staff Officer’s Degree in 2004 and has served as a commissione...
    https://maanpuolustuskorkeakoulu.fi/en/russia-seminar/speakers
  20. The Finnish Air Force is one of the oldest aerial warfare service branches in the world to operate without interruption since its establishment in 1918.
    https://ilmavoimat.fi/en/history