In Finland, defense industry enterprises producing ammunition for Ukraine may come to a halt for two days due to strikes, according to Yle. It is anticipated that the strikes will take place at four Nammo plants involved in the production of ammunition and gunpowder. Raimo Helasmäki, the company’s CEO, believes that the planned protests on February 1 and 2 could impact the supply of weaponry to Ukraine. Helasmäki stated that the shutdown and ramping up to full capacity at the nitrocellulose production plant in Vihtavuori, which produces gunpowder, would take over two days. The Nammo head also …