Finland announced on Friday that the suspected drone activity over its capital region no longer posed a threat, signaling a return to normalcy.
The defense forces had earlier deployed fighter jets and emergency services following reports of drone sightings, as covered by public broadcaster Yle.
Traffic at Helsinki’s airport, which had been temporarily halted, resumed after a three-hour pause. Prime Minister Petteri Orpo assured the public that enhanced surveillance measures remain in place, urging citizens to stay informed through official bulletins.
(With inputs from agencies.)