In Finland banned "little green men"

Yesterday in Finland entered into force amendments to the criminal law and the law on territorial observation regarding the wearing of military uniforms without insignias, according to the interfax-avn news portal yle. Finnish "The authorities are now allowed to act more effectively in cases, when security in the country is threatened by a group of soldiers without insignia", the statement reads. A resource explained that a group of soldiers without insignia refers to the military, who "Are either directly in the interests of a foreign state, or on behalf of, or with the consent of that state". They are organized and may be armed. The legislation provides for such groups "The absolute prohibition of entry to Finland" and stay in it. Violation of the ban will be punished under criminal law. Such military called "Green men" and this term refers to the green uniform in the Russian army without insignia, which was used in Ukraine, according to the resource. In the finnish defense ministry said that the purpose of the amendment was to "Ensure the territorial integrity of Finland, more in line with the changed situation in the world and providing the ability to respond to new threats". The law on amendments was signed by the president of Finland on monday.