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The Design Of Russian Military Uniform Has Aroused Suspicion In Finland.

2008/11/26 11:12:00 49

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According to the US International Herald guide, the camouflage design of Russian military uniform has attracted the attention of Finland since the military conflict between Russia and Georgia in August. They want to know if Russia has plagiarized the camouflage technology of the country.

In the past 10 years, with the development of digital technology, the military camouflage technology in the world has changed a lot.

For many countries, protecting their camouflage design and technology has become a national policy.

In the autumn of 2008, Petr Kaholyn, a journalist in Finland Commercial Daily "Taloussanomat", took a photo of Finland's camouflage design M05 in the area of conflict in Georgia.

M05 is a camouflage pattern that researchers in Finland have spent several years making use of thousands of digital photos of Finland forest.

Finland does not allow reservists to use them, and has applied for design patents and protection in the European Union.

Finland pointed out that the Russian military used many different uniforms, especially the special forces.

Finland officials have found that their uniforms are very different from Russian military uniforms.

Finland's defense ministry official pointed out: "the color and style are basically the same, but the way of dressing is slightly different."

Among them, the uniform of the Russian interior ministry's army is almost the same as that of the Finland army.

Eero Kaldhuwala, a spokesman for the Ministry of defense of Finland, said: "take a closer look at the uniform of the Russian Ministry of the interior, and you will find that if the Russian interior ministry forces invaded Finland, we would be in big trouble."

However, the Russian Interior Ministry responded with a dull response. A spokesman for the Ministry of interior denied that Russia had plagiarized the camouflage design of Finland.

A military spokesman of the Communist Youth League in Russia said: "no one of us used the M05 mode as a uniform disguise, nor did anyone wear it.

Our quartermaster has never heard of such a thing.

It's just that Finland wants to advertise their products, but it's getting us involved. It's a bad story. "

Dmitri Rybakou, who supplies equipment for the Russian army, said Finland's allegation had nothing to do except to make him smile.

"We have more than 100 different camouflages. Why should we adopt Finland?"