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>I have a good friend who is a finn and is /in/, all they did was redesignate them as "anti-vehicle mines" before stashing them away as to skirt around the regulations, they were all "disposed off" but they all still exist.
This is more like a myth and has no actual confirmed basis for it.
The anti-personnel mines were destroyed in great numbers, and this action was publicized in the media, to the quiet despair of anyone who understood and cared.

>Every day, the professionals of the Defence Forces' explosives department pile up a day's worth of ammunition at the top of the Hukkakero danger zone. It consists of six truckloads of ammunition. The maximum quantity of explosives in the charge is just under thirty thousand kilos. The rest is mainly iron. The gross weight of the largest charges is 100 000 kilograms.
>Lieutenant Colonel Tero Luukkonen, head of the explosives department, says that the mines will be destroyed ahead of schedule.
>- In accordance with the Ottawa Convention, the Defence Forces have committed themselves to the destruction of all anti-personnel mines by 2016. The Defence Forces will do this ahead of schedule, i.e. by the end of 2015 all mines will have been destroyed.

https://yle.fi/a/3-6264648

The Finnish people were betrayed by pro-Russian politicians like Halonen. That's all there is to it.
There's multiple lists of these traitorous politicians, like the Stasi list
https://suomensotilas.fi/2022/03/24/stasi-lista/
or Tiitinen's list