Russia's neighbor has extensive network of bunkers with impressive amenities
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- CNN's Nic Robertson tours an underground bunker in Helsinki, Finland, housed in a parking garage. The Finnish capital's bunkers can shelter more than 900,000 people.
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Imagine, a nation that cares about it's citizens. Inconceivable.
You know, "socialism," lmao.
Truly inconceivable in this country - imagine that the rich would be automatically willing to pay their fair share, and the government (that wouldn't be corrupt) would then put the money where necessary.
And also, we could eventually score better in the worldwide questionary about feeling happy and content with our lives since we are still far from the medal positions in this "sport."
And for the "best country in the world," this is a significant failure.
Democrats r arms dealers. Dont care Americans ppl r dying in the hyper hyperinflation. Kick them out now!!!
They have a parliamentarian multiparty democracy.
good thing they only have 5 million white people. Things are probably easier
They also have one of the best educational systems anywhere.
Impressed but not surprised, Finland is one of the great countries that care for their citizens!
We also have senators like, e.g., Bernie Sanders and others who care about us; the problem is that we are stupid and consider their program, God, forgive, socialism!
Democrats r arms dealers. Dont care Americans ppl r dying in the hyper hyperinflation. Kick them out now!!!
But no more
@@jedimaibam1660 no more?
By the people, for the people. Sometimes the government takes a bit too much care for the citizens, though.
As a Finn who used to live in Helsinki but is currently living abroad, this video kinda makes me want to go back. Used to go to these places all the time and it didn't feel like a big deal at the time.
I will always go back for sure.
City planners across Europe should take note of how public infrastructure, can serve a dual purpose. Excellent Finland.
If you are interested about tunnels under Helsinki. Kluuvi service tunnel drive Helsinki. ruclips.net/video/ELSnrI0oFHE/видео.html
Most of europe is in Nato and under a nuclear umbrella, making any such thing utterly redundant.
Maybe the defense part. But, as a resident I can tell you that, building and designing new suburbs and transportation is crap.
@@kevjtnbtmglr Can you name some examples?
@@kaljamaha16 We are losing parks and our last city forests, even tho' there is ample land to build without. Such as fields. We literally have farmer's fields in our capital in large amounts. They are not farmed, just doing nothing.
Commuting with public transport is difficult unless going from and to city center. Even our mayor Vapaavuori could not have a tunnel made to make commuting easier.
Lots of party politics, and voters who are not local or do not plan to even live here but they still vote.
As a Russian citizen if I would live in the country like this, that provides every possibility to develop your kids, if someone invades, it's worth to die for. Well done, Finland. You're not my enemies and never will be no matter what "our" propaganda says.
@Alena Barrett are you a sister of NBA? He posts the same "valuable" info
We know very well there's a lot of people with good heart and clear mind in Russia. Average normal people like you and me are not enemies, we don't want anyone to be at war. All the best to you and your family, neighbor!
@@JimmyRingz thank you. I wish you the same.
You are not responsible for the monster running your country.
Thank you and hope peace prevails for all people!
As an American, I am very impressed with the immense size bunkers in Finland! You guys are one tough people! My hats off to your nation!!
If you are a small neighbor next to barbarians like Russia you are better off to prepare for the worst case scenario as we see in the Ukraine...
We have them too .we just aren't on the invite list .Its only for the rich and key government.
Democrats r arms dealers. Dont care Americans ppl r dying in the hyper hyperinflation. Kick them out now!!!
Well thank you 🙏🇫🇮
They are the descendants of the Vikings of course they are tough : )
Everything in Finland is built to withstand war, invasion from east. All the communication equipment, critical servers are located in bunkers. Roads can be blocked with bridges, bridges must collapse neatly with explosives to deter advancement and roads have been built funnel like, easy to cover with artillery. The reason is, we were not ready 1939, it did cost a lot of Finnish lives. After it, we have had a law to get ready, next invasion is going to cost too much no sense of trying. Joining Nato is the final jewel, we decide who comes here.
The percentage of disasterbunkers per citizen is mandated by law. But let me just add a bit more other laws about finnish craziness to the mix..
In Finland highways are strategically built so that they go through solid rock corridors every so often - purpose is that in case of invasion these corridors will be blown to block the highways.
Also all highway junctions are built by law in a manner that they can / will be mined and cannot be bypassed around.
Its almost stupidly funny how engrained it is to us to "be prepared just in case" but thats what ~300 years of being a battleground between Sweden-Russia and and living in a rough climate causes.
That's impressive!
amazing on future projections... 'just in case' 👏👏
On bridges we also have predesigned locations/built in pockets for demolition charges for the army engineering core to destroy them if needed.
You forgot to mention the dual purpose of some roads as airfields for fighter planes. We tested the F-35 fighters for that capability before purchasing.
@@companyjoe 🙌
As a Finn I found this video interesting in showing how much we take for granted. I've been to many of these bunkers for sports etc but never really paid a second thought to them. There are numerous smaller ones all around in different cities, and many apartment buildings have their own bomb shelter too.
It feels so normal I just expected every country to have them.
No we don't have them. It's very cool. I think it's useful for natural disasters as well. I'm in Canada, we have the odd small tornado and that's it so not really needed. I really hope we never have to regret not having them. this world is getting stupider by the day.
That network of bunkers is probably almost unique worldwide. Maybe the Japanese, Swedes, Norse, Icelanders and the Dutch have them too. Israel has some form of it too, though it seems like individual bunkers, not a network like what you have in Finland. What you guys have is *very* impressive. Putin has no chance if he tries Finland. It comforts me and makes me proud to call you allies.
German here. No, we dont have those. We dont have any bunkers anymore really.
Every country doesn't have a UN Security Council member neighbor who has a recent history of invading neighbors and annexing their land.
I'm moving to Finland, lol. You think they will accept an American? 🤣
I'm moving to Finland, how awesome is it that their government is prepared to look after their people this way. Kiitos Finland!
We could be like this. Why is our government failing us??? ☹️☹️☹️☹️
The Finnish word for thank you is Kiitos, similar to Kudos, tho the two i’s are pronounced ee. 😊
@@John77Doe Citizens United for one. An undemocratic process to elect president. A senate that gives way too much power to states with small populations. A lack of accountability in media.
@@John77Doe Because America is designed to screw over the average person while catering to the ultra rich.
@@John77Doe
Because the voters don't like "spending"
I am a FinnKenyan and I love Finland❤. We trust in the institution. They value their people.
Americans: We are the most developed country in the world....
Finland: We have an olympics size pool in a bunker.
I suspect people from US would be more concerned if there is enough in bunker parking. :p
I live in Central America . Our basic infrastructure is terrible. Amazing to see what good governance looks like . I can see why these countries have some of the happiest people on earth .
Can only be happy when you have the greatest enemy but your government had made the protective proactive measures.
Robbie Felix, and very little to zero corruption of all forms in Finland 🇫🇮, but cannot say nor testify the same about the Caribbean or my country Guyana.
Part of the banana republics and exploited
I'm a Finn and to be honest, I don't think we Finns are so Happy, as we are too serious and too much to the point.....but in a crisis we are sure able to protect our self much better than people in other countries.
Bukale is awesome!!!
The Finns have made all the right social choices for themselves since the Winter War. I am very, very impressed with them and the scale of the infrastructure shown in this report. Absolutely flabbergasted that something like that exists.
I'm Canadian and I am very, very happy and proud to call the Finns allies.
As an American I'm downright impressed. Fortunately (?) since I live near a large Naval base I don't have to worry about survival after a nuclear war since I'll be radioactive dust in the upper atmosphere.
Take your comfort where you can.
Siding with the Nazis in the Continuation War after the Winter War? Really?
Yeah, it's the right ones that Ukraine should have made.The video rudely reminds us that Ukrainians have only train-stations and threaters for "bomb shelters," because of its world famous democracy of organized crime syndicates, which appalled even Donald Trump. That's exactly why nobody wants to talk about how much of Western aid is actually getting to battle-fronts.
@@jessestreet2549 neither do we want to be the survivors of the Nuclear winter. Hope I won’t see a all out war in Canada or USA.
@@jessestreet2549 You could move to Alabama. I don't think the Russians could think of a good reason to bomb there. Though I can't guarantee you'll enjoy the level of racist thinking in a state like that
The Finns are very smart. They read the likely situation 50 years ago. Well done.
Wow, I had no idea. Not only is Finland terrific in hockey, protecting their citizens with an incredible underground bunker system is mindblowing too. I look forward to Finland joining NATO. Love from Canada!
Having the shelter open to the public during peacetime and using it to host family and children's activities serves a important purpose. Citizens and children especially will associate the shelter with positive memories, reducing fear and anxiety, and giving a sense of comfort and safety in the event they ever have to be used for shelter.
Exactly this. It's a morale boost. The will to survive and fight is everything in war. What's more, the Finns become familiar with the fact that they are their own people and nation that take care of one another by building projects like these. The Russians can invade, but they can never occupy successfully.
That's a very good point. Apart from saving the tax payers money by using the place for other peacetime purposes it also integrates the shelter with the population.
Yes, one shelter, where I trained martial arts, had area for that. Gym and much more. Didn´t venture far enough to see it all. And this was provincial shelters, not capital area.
If that was open to the public in the USA you know how many homeless people would run in there and in two days the place would be filthy and nasty 🤢🤢🤢
Also just the fact that it's expensive to build and maintain if it's never used. It's very clever to use them like that.
Here in Denmark we've gotten "too comfortable". We still have shelters that are supposed to be ready within a week or so, should stuff go downhill. But it's basically only the fire departments that know where they are, because we've removed the signage in peace time. And not all of them are being looked after very much.
On the other hand, Denmark doesn't have much bedrock to talk of. So we'd need a whole lot of concrete and digging to come close to what Helsinki is doing.
I'm impressed.
2 countries so close geographically yet so far mentally...
My thoughts exactly x
Finland was a part of Russia. It was not always like this. But in the last 100 years both countries took a very different route. This world would be totally different now if Russia had followed a path similar to Finland.
Civilisation versus barbarism...
@@adamabele785 briefly. Finland was part of Sweden for 700 years. Russia doesn't have any actual claims other than "I want it".
@@adamabele785 and unless you count Putin as a continuation of Tsarist Russia, which was followed by the Soviet Union, Russia has absolutely no claim.
as an American, just imagining the fact that a country cares so much for it's people, just seems so impossible to me
Switzerland has 10 times more Bunkers.
Have you considered the fact that USA's military spending reflects their care for its inhabitants? It's just spent on offensive aswell as defensive.
The more I learn about Finland, the more I wish I lived there. Smart, and with wise leadership.
You can always move here. We welcome all likeminded people
Finland seems to really appreciate its citizens. Good for Finland.
Your country doent?
Isnt it so, that citizens make the country. Not opposite?
@@MrTuerte I would suggest, not to the same level.
This is extremely impressive! Finland 🇫🇮 should be very proud of their citizens and their government. 👍
yes we are
We are
I love Finland. Relocated there for a 4 years study and i have been living and working here for 15 years. The gorvement cares for their citizens. The system works, corruptions is low, they have a great nature, infrastucture is good and the list is endless. Inshort,Finland is my second home.
Corruption isnt actually that low its just done differently
@@s1ubbe Compared to most of the rest of the world... yes, it's very low.
@@j.lahtinen7525 We both know the difference between corruption and "good brother network" atleast based on your name
@@s1ubbe Yes, but that is extremely minor stuff compared to the vast majority of the rest of the world.
Compare, for example, the US. There bribery of politicians has been essentially legalized. The party in power can also re-draw the voting district lines to split the supporters of the other party up so that most districts have a majority of your supporters, and thus while the other party may get more votes, you get more representatives. (This is gerrymandering, and it too is legal.)
Corruption on all levels is more a norm in human societies than the exception. Finland has comparatively extreme low levels of corruption.
That is why the general trust in institutions among the Finnish public is high, and this is fundamental to a well functioning society.
@@j.lahtinen7525 Like I said, its done differently here. Don't apologize for corruption, it should be fought in all of its forms regardless of human nature or not
Talking about preparedness. Finland is truly a world leader in this area. May God bless and protect Finland.
Maybe Russian citizens should see this to understand why people hate Russian government.
The orcs dont care. Mordor is everything to them
They were originally built in the fear that RUSSIA (Soviet Union) would be nuked by the US. Dummy.
I don't support Putin at all, but know when you're being sold a narrative for once, I beg you.
@@abbemartensson3850 hey, they drove the Lada and Zil 🤣🤣🤣
@@abbemartensson3850 xD
Many of their compatriots seem to be for it here but dare to cry like some people 'Oy vey why do they hate me so, vatz da big deal. Talking burning bush promised whole mir to Rossija'.
The Finland program for their kindergartens start to be implemented in kindergartens in Romania , our kids start to develop themselves with the help of our teachers following the finnish model !
in some years we will be at the level of Finland regarding raising smart kids!
Which program is that? (Finn here) it's been quite a while since my kindergaten days, heh. Do you mean the early learning methods?
Smart kids are a country's greatest future asset regardless of material resources the territory provides.
lol, they tried that in France, it does'nt work.What everybody seems to forget is that Finland is teaching finish kids. They have almost no poverty , they have almost no major social problems , no violence, no crime. They have mostly quite wealthy families with no major social issues. The thing is: anything would work in this kind of setting. The result for Romania, (that I love and respect , but happen to bne aware of some difficulties) is it's going to get worse for your children, they will lurn less, you'll end up with a record score of illiteracy, jsut like France that used to be the best educational sytem in the world, befor they started to implement ideological nonesense. When a country has social challenges and poverty what you need is a stricter education. That is what has worked in history.
@@backintimealwyn5736 no poverty here like 1989 or early 90's, still to be improved here, în deed ,despite passed 33 years after Ceaușescu dictatorship, but România it's on the right path now in EU, our kids start to learn english at the age of 3 în kindergartens
This is so clever. This way everyone knows where to go, and kids already think of it as a fun and safe place.
This is what CAN happen if your country is not corrupt with billions of dollars wasted like Russia has done on a select few people ! - Finland is perhaps the least corrupt country in the world.
What?
Crime in Finland alone is more than twice that of my country, Scotland, per capita. Corruption (white collar) is likewise reported to be higher. Finland scores better in transparency, but with two countries ahead.
Sadly we do have corruption in Finland. It's known here as "dear brother networks" or "old boy networks" where e.g. almost all government positions are handed out to loyal political party members, their relatives or people acquainted with each other and already working in high places (instead of the candidate with actual competence and suitable academic degree for the position). This type of corruption has infiltrated all branches of government and has severe negative impact to Finnish society.
my country is corrupt an i cannot imagine something like this ever organized here. there is a fat phucking oligarch pig in the presidential palace, his cronies drive range rovers and personal choppers; the place is a shambles
@@Mark-Haddow Let's not be modest here, Finland is ranked 1st on the CPI Corruption index as the least corrupt country in the world, a placement shared with Denmark and New Zealand, While Russia is 136th behind Mali. I'd love for you to cite your source for "White collar" corruption.
Maybe put USA in the list for billions of USD going to a select few
Speechless, I applaud the Finnish government
bravo
Finland was not captured by Jewish bolsheviks like Russia.
Decades of preparing. Many goverments. Different parties has led the goverments, but people are our most valuable asset in the future. Safety, education and so on are things to remember in every situation.
You know who doesn’t complain about taxes?
Yeah, these people!
Complaining about taxes isn't constructive. You're never going to get rid of them and maintain the living standards you're used to as a citizen of a developed country.
That said, people should be absolutely vigilant about where their hard-earned money goes. If you pay premium, you want value in return.
@@henriikkak2091
🎯🎯🎯
I rarely complain about taxes because I see a return in the form of services and infrastructure.
The Finns are amazing.
Genius. They’re ahead on so many levels. Need to follow their ways
Ahead, yet unaware this won't prevent the total destruction of human life, just slightly longer in length.
No. It's not what you think. But yes they are "ahead" just not for the reasons you think.
@@Mark-Haddow This isn't just in Finland. And NO this isn't good. I can see what this is they've been doing this for a long time . I would sound crazy if I said what this really is but just put 2 and 2 together.
@@itslivec7556 Oh, God... Another conspiracy theorist... They never know how boring and predictable they are...
@@itslivec7556 What's those reasons then? Love to know what we're all missing
The Finns are brilliant. What a great member of NATO that country would be. They educate their children to a very high level, and it pays off for everyone.
I do wonder what it’s like to live in a healthy, functioning society with a government that thoughtfully cares for its citizens’ well-being. Like what it seems the Finns have going on.
80% of the population??? What an accomplishment. All governments need to take notes here!!!
Finland is so freaking responsible, at least if we all die from nuclear war, they will be the ones left behind to rebuild a better world.
Them and the filthy ultra-rich who, after profiting from the rigged economic system, have built their own luxury bunkers. So unfair, as some of the looming disasters are ones they've had a bigger hand in creating. But societies like Finland and Ukraine also have a spirit that helps them to survive.
:D
Switzerland too.
First thing to do in case of an apocalyptic Nuclear Winter? -Build a Sauna!
Shocking to see that Fins, even under heavy bombardment and no access to fresh air, would live much better than the average Russian.
yeah well we've used our tax money to actually benefit citizens.. some call it socialism or whatever but i like it. we have cheap healthcare too, my 2 week ICU trip with every possible treatment (oxygen chamber, MRIs, CTs, dental checks, endless bloodwork, copious amounts of morphine etc etc) cost only 150e. without insurance it would have been 650e for the whole thing but still not enough to ruin me.
There is air condition system and water supply in these bunkers, toilets also, beds, medicine and food for 6 months…
Wow! Forward-thinking! Very progressive! A country out to PROTECT ALL of their citizens! Nice job, Finland!
This kind of saying sounds so weird from our perspective as a Finn. It is normal to us that country protect all their citizens. That is why every men must go to army for 6 months to 12 months for army training. And that is the reason why we have so high tax rate. Everything is expensive. Glad to play that I can rely to that if I get injured or unemployed or any disaster I get help for free.
@@anttikaituri7754 Yes. Good system. High tax is ok as long as it used thoughtfully and for all.
Suomi namba one.
As a Swede I can only look in awe att our neighbours level of preparation and forethought. Our government have so much to learn and do.
Finns, you never stop to amaze me. How much the world needs to learn from you?
Come visit us and decide yourself
You could just call us the Sun Tsu of countries 🙄
They are prepared. It's not fear.
Funny how journalists ask Finns about the reasons for applying NATO, they want to hear how we are "suddenly" scared by Russian aggression. There is nothing "suddenly" scaring us, we have been aware of Russia's existence and power politics all along. From WWII, all of our presidents have had direct contact with the Kremlin. We have traded with Russia, we have cherished good relations, tried to set our words accordingly, someones are even talking about "Finlandization". But as everyone can see from this reportage, there has always been vigliant attitude about threaths. And Russia has always been one of the possible threath. Always.
Already some time ago, even before attacking Ukraine, Russia has changed its attitude and actions, and we have made own own conclusions.
We Finns have seen for thousand years what it means to live next to Russia or Novgorod. Every bit of short peace is always followed by brutal invasion, war or raids leading to pillaging, burning of villages or mass rapes and murder. To think that it would suddenly go away after 100 years of brutal communism is to be foolish.
To sum up what it mean to be a Finnish: always hope for the best but by Perkele, dig through the grey bedrock to be prepared for the next war! You can never be prepared enough.
If you don't prepare for the winter you will die and if you don't prepare for when the Russians will come next, you will die.
@@alaric_ I think we're catching on.
@sakor88 Change "thousands" for "hundreds". Everything else is very valid.
That’s absolutely amazing. I love how it’s multi purpose. That makes it better for costs along with up keep much easier. It’s harder and harder to justify the costs for upkeep for something that’s not being used and maybe will never be used at all. But when you make it part of everyday life the costs are justified in many different ways not only that but people become familiar with it to the point that if god forbid there is a nuclear war or they are invaded people know where to go, what to do, and how to move once in there. I love it! Truly amazing. Also love how it’s built directly into the bedrock.
problem is of course that if it's open to the public, people know what's in it. If your bunkers are just imaginary propaganda, you can't open any to the public or you reveal your lies. Only countries with REAL bunkers can do this
Wait till you hear about how our highways are built
If you are interested about tunnels under Helsinki. Kluuvi service tunnel drive Helsinki. ruclips.net/video/ELSnrI0oFHE/видео.html
Finland sits on solid bedrock. The Earth's crust is thick around here. There are no fossil fuel deposits at all. The humus layer is shallow. Earthquakes cannot be detected without meters and gauges.
If you live in Finland, you'll find two things very obvious:
1- Everything, and I literally mean everything, is super super organized.
2- Nakedness in souna.
😁✊
1. Is not completely true but 2. Is the LAW!
The Turkish foreign minister wouldn't have attended that meeting if Finnish membership was impossible. The thing is Turkey are using this as a negotiating tool, because they want to profit from this situation.
Turkey will fall in line. As far as I know 29 countries in NATO is very positive to a Finnish and Swedish membership, pretty sure the 30th is going to fall in line.
They probably want EU membership
I read Turkey is looking to buy some new F-16's, as well as upgrade their current F-16's. Somehow, if Turkey really wants those weapons, i think it'll all work out. They don't want another F-35 type of issue.
@@YujiroHanmaaaa Oh NO. OH NO. THEY ARE NOT EUROPEANS. THEY HAVE HISTORICALLY BEEN THE ENEMY OF EUROPE.
Erdogan is nothing if not opportunistic. He will get something from Russia and attempt to get something from NATO to enhance his prestige. The way he has run Turkey, he needs all the help he can get. Besides, he also must repair figurative bridges to Moscow after selling all those VERY effective Turkish drones to Ukraine before the invasion. Ironic.
i am indonesian and i live in finland for 8 years. and ya finland is a great country and care about citizens 👍👍 here everyone live happy life 😁
@Braeden Bonilla just mind your own business man 😁
"Fears"? When one learns how to defend himself, that's not fear, that's smart and prepared. You even live more calm.
Love it that they combine usefulness with protection. Actual thinking, caring humans. What a concept!
@@elcamaronpesado4366 It seems the Russian army doesn't really learn from it's mistakes, but even they wouldn't be stupid enough to try another Azovstal.
Imagine that!
@@elcamaronpesado4366 I may indeed be clueless, but it's certainly not obvious, least to you. Time will tell (if Putin is ever brave enough to properly publish his "special military operation" casualties) how many Russian soldiers have lost their lives trying to take Azovstal (I think I spelled it right to start), compared to the number of Ukrainian fighters that have/will lose their lives there. The word you are looking for is pyrrhic.
🟡The way mainstream media like BBC CNN MSNBC and other outlets mislead their viewers ruclips.net/video/b1RQswDU_bs/видео.html
@@elcamaronpesado4366 First they need to get to that bunker. There are natural obstacles (rivers, lakes, swamps, forests) to be crossed first. All of them are guarded with very irritated and heavily armed Finns.
Now that how real government operates, long term strategic planning. It also shows how they have never trusted the Russians, superficially non- aligned hoping for the best but always preparing for the worst. This is very very impressive.
My Father said already over 60 years ago , that " Russians are always Russians no matter you fry them in Butter ".....and that is why we Finns have prepared for worst already for over 75 years......when I was some 17-18 years old, I build even an own bunker from concrete close to our house.
How it should be...🙏🇫🇮
Yes, we Finns get the hate for Russia in our DNA.
@Kaunis Kaukomieli That was just lip service to please the soviets.
In reality Finland always prepared only for soviet invasions. The West was never the enemy for Finland - and definitely not for the Finnish military. The enemy has always come from the East.
These are the people who should be in charge of designing a Mars city.
Love you Finland
🇫🇮❤️🇮🇹
Originally from Taiwan, no, we don’t have bunkers like these, but we do have a similar “style” neighbor, with over 1000 missiles aiming at us since I was a child. You guys did a great job with bunkers!
Love Finland. Awesome people and lived there and am married to a finn! We had a bunker in every workplace and our apartment building in Helsinki. Helsinki is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. SISU!
But, it's been that with Russia forever.If their attitudes don't change about war making on fellow nations,they will destroy themselves as a nation.
Only an idiot would think preparation is a sign of fear lol it’s a sign of readiness, like when a fighter slides his power foot back.
I'm amazed at this, I think it's the most forward thinking idea of a country wanting to provide and protect its citizens with protection from any kind of threat they could receive in the future.
This is interesting to hear because, for us, this level of preparation reminds us about the Cold War.
We could have scaled back in the 1990s and the 2000s, but I'm glad we didn't.
What a country 🇫🇮
Honestly I much rather have Finland and Sweden at my side rather than Turkey
If the Turks don't want them in, maybe they should leave
Finland is arguably the most developed country in the world.
Fantastiska Finland och dess Folk!
The fact that Russia's neighbours feel the need for over 50,000 bunkers in a country whose population is less than 6 million tells us all we need to know about Russia
It is worth noting that these bunkers began construction in the 50's and 60's as Finland was worried about its neighbors remembering that they helped the Nazis during the 40's. Both Russia and the Western democracies looked at Finland with suspicion for a long time.
Russia is savage country
It's stupid to even trust it
Exactly
@Kaunis Kaukomieli Propaganda
Truth.
Finland you are AMAZING!!! So jealous of you beautiful people, way of life, and your supersized, five star, ultra security basements ♥️ 🇨🇦
Excellent! Great job Finland👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️ Sending hugs from Colorado, 🇺🇸!
🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦💪🏻❗️❤️👍🏻
I've long hoped that if there's such a thing as reincarnation, I could come back as a Finn. Finland is one of the best-run countries on the planet.
Barack Obama once said that if the Nordic countries would run the world, it would be close to perfection.
You can always marry a Finn
Kluuvi service tunnel drive Helsinki. ruclips.net/video/ELSnrI0oFHE/видео.html
We hosted a Finn Exchange student for a year over 30 years ago. We were told by her Husband about the long time building of underground shelters. I did not realize they were that extensive.
this is just a fraction of all the tunnels under helsinki that are in constant use by everyone from ambulances to carbage trucks.
Finland does NOT fuck around. Go, Finland!
Clever, clever Finns! It completely makes sense for the climate too.
Finland is an advanced country because it puts its people first. What a model for the rest of us.
Never knew this existed and wow it’s so impressive. Other countries need to learn from this. Good for Finland and they don’t deserve to feel threatened by bully putin
We Finns are very threatened by Russian aggression. That is why those bunkers have been built. That is why FDF got about 20% boost to it's budget. That is why FDF uses AK-pattern assault rifle.
Switzerland also is built similar. Bunkers under every big building. Basically entire society is safe in case of the worst possible kinds of wars. Good social policy and something to aspire to
Switzerland, also neutral, has similar bunkers in every ctiy
What an awesome Country! They really know their neighbor and have done some serious planning for their Citizens!!
Wow.am a fin/Kenyan and very happy to see how this country supports his people..God protect Finland.
God bless Ann
Finland have a Gentle and very strong People and very civilized and putin knows that and he also know how strong and big Army they have
Finland isn’t fucking around when it comes to their national defense for their citizens. That is worth some extra tax dollars.
When the asteroid hits, the people of Finland will survive.
Finland has bunker system that looks like a shopping mall, meanwhile NY has subway system that looks like a fucking sewer :/
It is pretty dirty but I don’t see how the two compare
It’s much easier to keep a bunker system clean than a subway system that transports about 5.6 Million people every day
NYC is a sewer
@@betsyr4724 You're not wrong
What a nice way to put it!
@@galedribble9535 Actually our subway system is also like a shopping mall. Look up asematunneli
Finns; resouceful, tough, and humble !
ruclips.net/video/B8U2GlXqJ40/видео.html
What to say. As a Finn as some of other Finns here have already said here, it is so normal to us that we think its normal all over at earth. It has been the thing after WWII. I think it is cause our culture. Better prepare then regret.
I am still in awe of their underground bunker. It's incredible. Couldn't believe my eyes and ears. Very impressive.
...keep in mind that you only saw what they wanted you to see. There's a lot more that you didn't see, but we Finns are not much for bragging. :)
When you live countries that is bust a$$ cold for long periods of time, having things underground is helpful. Montreal has a huge underground mall,
No countries should have to live in fear of a bully neighbour. That's insane. Just like none of us would enjoy a bully as neighbour, we shouldn't tolerate it for others.
@@Imfura_Iriho Countries have to apply for NATO-membership themselves. Nothing the US can do to force them. Russia need to look at its own actions since 1945 and how it has treaten East-European nations: installing dictatorships, giving free reign to secret police (remember Stasi, Securitate and many more), sending tanks and killing innocent people when people asked for a change, moving whole factories to Russia (DDR), erasing freedom from the people (they couldn't say anymore what they tought), imprisoning everybody who didn't agree with the system, and so on. Not a way to win any popularity prices. No wonder that no nation, that's ever been under the yoke of Russia, wants to run away and make sure such a fate will never occur to them again.
@@Imfura_Iriho time to go home Vlad, you're Drunk...
@@Imfura_Iriho lol 😂 LAY OFF THE VODKA!
@@Imfura_Iriho i wonder who brainwashed you.
The USA are a society where kids and adults record bullying for a laugh and upload views. I would call that bully culture. And that carries on in foreign politics up to how they threaten other countries with war when they do not do what they want even economically by delivering the goods they want and cheapter and then actual wars. Americans are the ultimate bullying neighbor on this planet. I live in Europe and the only country I have ever seen mentioned in our news actually bullying our governments here is the USA. Now that Russia for the first time is speaking to us like the USA usually do, they are suddenly bullies. Someone needs to sit down and think about it.
Both Sweden 🇸🇪 & 🇫🇮 Finland does this in most of their cities.
Having Mordor as a neighbor is no joke 💀
That's impressive. Those people are PREPARED!
We had a Finnish neighbor for awhile...VERY COOL GUY and fabulous neighbor. Rest in peace Jarmo!
oh that's the country that's prepared I wish other countries would consider this role model and adopt this model for themselves for their citizens
As a Finn I would like to use this opportunity to point out, mainly to some fellow Finns, that these bunkers and many other things we enjoy here and what many people from other countries are in awe of are paid by our taxes. So next time you complain about "high" taxes and want to dismantle Finnish welfare state, maybe think twice ❤️
Finland's population is about 5.5 million people. Far less than London or New York City alone. And they are a land of very smart people and high technology. We Europeans know that. And love them :) Don't mess with the Finns, freaking Russia!
Finland has an artillery capability that sets them apart from Russia and have a very strong military,comprising navy , airforce and border guard ..If I were Putin , I’d think twice about invading them .
to be honest i wish he tries so he gets wiped out
They can kick Russia behind quite solidly, but they don't want to have their country mauled by savage Russian military acts as seen every day in Ukraine. Strength keeps peace better than weakness.
Russia are weak as fuck by the time ukraine is done with them they ll be sitting back threatening with there nukes cause its all those murdering cowards have.
Now he will have to think 3 times or more :)
Well, he does have his hand on their electricity.
That is incredibly impressive to me. Finland is prepared. Now, that is what I call competent government. Well done. Well done indeed.
And most of time in public newspapers and social media we are critized our government or public organisations how they have done their work :)
This isn't Finland's first rodeo
This is the most amazing video I’ve ever seen. Finland. Years ahead. I don’t like this adjective, but , awesome !!!
I think there has been some mistake. I was referring to the video about Finlands fantastic underground network.
If you are interested about tunnels under Helsinki. Kluuvi service tunnel drive Helsinki. ruclips.net/video/ELSnrI0oFHE/видео.html
This scale of underground living area is incredible. What a greet use of engineering and the double usage of it all is so good well done how awesome this is all is.
Joseph Blake, The origin of the first "Morlocks".
Meanwhile Russia has their troops dig trenches in Chernobyl.
😂 😂 Real life nuclear trenches
And thats not the only shelter. There are several shelters like that all around the region area near Helsinki.
Yes. My Archery club has a shooting track in one of them 😁
This is absolutely impressive! Having Finland as part of NATO is without question - MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL. NATO can provide the "insurance", but we all can learn from the Finns what to have in plave when the "insurance" isnt enough.
We actually have quite impressive defense systems and hardware aswell. Finland actually would make Nato stronger.
Kluuvi service tunnel drive Helsinki. ruclips.net/video/ELSnrI0oFHE/видео.html
Wow. The Finns are kinda awesome. They have their priorities right.
I am Finnish and I haven't heard or seen anything about any terrorists here - ever. I think Turkey is referring to Sweden that has had some unrest in that regard. But still, we should both get to join as we clearly meet the demands of membership. Especially Finland will strengthen NATO in many ways. And, we are very calm and collected people so we are good aliies in keeping peace in Europe.
Turkey is pissed at Sweden because Sweden has banned export of their weapons to them (arguing it would be used against the kurds). If they get a lift on that ban..all will be fine.
That may be true and respect for Finland, but they should have joined years ago. It doesnt seem to be an instant membership
There's a log in the Turkey's eye. The place is a dictatorship
Turkey 🇹🇷 shouldn’t be the one talking about theorist in Finland 🇫🇮 or Sweden 🇸🇪 turkey should look in the mirror 🪞.
Turkey isn’t objecting it’s using this political opportunity to get a bit of cash.
I love everything about Finland. When I worked in the power industry, managers loved to talk about "benchmarking." Well, world leaders all over need to do some benchmarking and go to Finland to see how things are done there.
If you are interested about tunnels under Helsinki. Kluuvi service tunnel drive Helsinki. ruclips.net/video/ELSnrI0oFHE/видео.html
From the US... I 100% support Finland and Sweden being accepted into NATO. When I read in the news that Turkey was making that process difficult, my heart just sank. It’s encouraging to get more news on that issue... optimism that any of Turkey’s concerns can be ironed out.
I had such high hopes through the 90s and early 2000s that maybe Russia was finally, finally, FINALLY going to rid themselves forever of their totalitarian tendencies and develop into a true democracy. It is crushingly sad to see what one man has done to his own people! Dragging them down to the path of destruction, despair and poverty. Russia is entering a new dark age and just makes me sick. Totally unnecessary!
Slava Ukraine!!🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
🇫🇮 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮 🇸🇪 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Finland is having more artillery than any other Western European country. We have more tanks than Germany. We are building world best AMVs. We bought F-35 and first country USA government did gave license to buy F-35 Growler version too
@@tapsulinka I have always admired the deeply ingrained, fierce independence, and fighting spirit of the Finish. Your commitment to remaining free is breathtaking. I am so glad that the way is now clear for Finland and Sweden to become full members of NATO. I pray that it never come to the point where it is necessary for any of the NATO countries to have to do combat to maintain freedom but one must be prepared for the worst.
Top prize for the country prepper category goes to Finland 🏆
go look at Switzerland first. 300k bunkers.
Even without the Russian threat, those underground bunkers will come in handy during natural disasters like asteroids hitting earth etc..
And if Godzilla ever attacks, they'll be fine.
Hate to break it to you, bunkers or not if an asteroid of any significant size strikes earth we'll all be dead very, very quick.
Yea asteroids are a little too much. Its bedrock not kryptonite
@@Vynecloud If it isn't a direct hit, but a burning pressure-wave through-out the surface, we would manage.
@@jounikorhonen9441 Depends on the size. Even if you survive the initial hit, chances are the nuclear winter- like after effects would do you in.
We also have bunkers under many apartment buildings. They are also double use. Usually they are used for storage and maybe for a small gym and/or sauna. 🙂
Yea because every new appartment building is by law required to have a bomb shelter.
@@jokuvaan5175 With the threat of bully China lurking in our nation Phils.,when will be the time in which our Cogress wil pass a bill - making it compulsary for every newly built structure to provide for underground survival shelter....
Finland = Winland, very impressive ! Proud to have them as our allies :)
Just shows ya how much the Finnish Government genuinely cares for it's people. I would most certainly come back in the next life as a Finnish citizen.
Welcome!
You can always move here :)