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The Finnish Air Force Presents New F35 Fighters in Rovaniemi – Yle Is Following the Event Live

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The fighters will be welcomed at a ceremony, where President Stubb, among others, will speak. The live broadcast from Rovaniemi will begin at approximately 11:10.

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The fighters will be welcomed at a ceremony, where President Stubb, among others, will speak. The live broadcast from Rovaniemi will begin at approximately 11:10.

·Helsinki, Finland
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President of the Republic Alexander Stubb and other guests will welcome Finland's new fighter jets at a celebration held at the Lapland Air Force Base.

·Helsinki, Finland
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The era of the F-35 fighter jets begins with an official welcoming ceremony.

·Helsinki, Finland
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A ceremonial reception ceremony for Finland's new F-35 fighters kicked off at the Lapland Air Force Base in Rovaniemi. The event began with a speech by the Commander of the Air Force, Major General Timo Herranen.

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The ceremonial reception of Finland's new F-35 fighters, to be held today at the Lapland Air Base in Rovaniemi, has begun. The event began with a speech by the Commander of the Air Force, Major General Timo Herranen.

A ceremonial reception for Finland's new F-35 fighters will be held today at the Lapland Air Force in Rovaniemi. President Alexander Stubb and Minister of Defense Antti Häkkänen (Congress) will be present, among others. Finland has decided to acquire a total of 64 Lockheed Martin F-35A fighters. The article New F-35 fighters to be ceremonially welcomed in Rovaniemi, President Stubb in attendance was first published on SSS.fi.

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Helsingin Sanomat broke the news in Helsinki, Finland on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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