Finland has explained to its citizens how to identify a dangerous drone
The Finnish Defense Forces have published guidelines for citizens on how to distinguish potentially dangerous drones from civilian ones.
This was reported by Yle.
Key characteristics of a military drone include larger size, gray or black color, an aircraft-like shape, and the absence of light indicators.
If such a device is found on the ground, citizens are urged not to approach it, to consider it potentially dangerous, and to contact emergency services by dialing 112.
It is also recommended not to post photos or the geolocation of the find on social media and to keep outsiders away from the site.
Previously, several drones identified as Ukrainian crashed in the Baltic states and Finland—likely due to the influence of Russian electronic warfare systems.
Two drones, likely belonging to Ukraine, crashed in Finland.
Finnish police reported the crash of another unidentified drone on Sunday, March 29. The incident occurred on sea ice near Mellsteninranta in the city of Espoo, in the Western Uusimaa region.
Ukrainian drones were in no way directed toward Finland, the Foreign Ministry stated. Kyiv has already provided the Finnish side with all necessary information to clarify the circumstances of the UAV crash and apologized for the incident. This was reported by Georgiy Tykhyi, spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine.
