On May 14, 2025, Finland's Minister of Defence, Antti Häkkänen, publicly released a draft proposal by the Ministry of Defence to raise the maximum age of reservists to 65 years. This change would apply to all persons liable for military service born in 1966 or later, covering enlisted personnel, non-commissioned officers, and officers. The proposal aims to extend the age limit for reservists, reflecting defense preparedness measures. Official press releases were made available in Finnish, English, and Swedish on the Ministry's website. The announcement signals Finland's intent to bolster its military reserves and readiness amid the security environment.

On May 14, 2025, Finland's Minister of Defence, Antti Häkkänen, publicly released a draft proposal by the Ministry of Defence to raise the maximum age of reservists to 65 years. This change would apply to all persons liable for military service born in 1966 or later, covering enlisted personnel, non-commissioned officers, and officers. The proposal aims to extend the age limit for reservists, reflecting defense preparedness measures. Official press releases were made available in Finnish, English, and Swedish on the Ministry's website. The announcement signals Finland's intent to bolster its military reserves and readiness amid the security environment.