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Dec- 2022 -22 DecemberAir
Latvian Air Force Receives Two US Black Hawks
The US Air Force has delivered two UH-60M Black Hawk medium-lift utility helicopters to the Latvian Air Force.
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15 DecemberEurope
Saab to Supply Short-Range Air Defense Systems to Latvia
Saab has received a contract to manufacture the RBS 70 NG ground-based air defense system and Giraffe 1X radar for Latvia.
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12 DecemberEurope
Baltics to Up Defense Spending to Three Percent of GDP
The Baltic states vowed to raise their defense spending to three percent of gross domestic product.
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6 DecemberAir
Latvian Air Force Receives Two Tarragon Trainer Aircraft
The Latvian Air Force has received two Tarragon twin-seater trainer aircraft at the Ādaži airfield, the Latvian Ministry of Defence announced.
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Oct- 2022 -3 OctoberExercises
UK Kicks Off ‘Joint Warrior’ Exercise With Nine Nations, 11,000 Troops
The UK has kicked off its “biggest” military exercise involving more than 11,000 troops and military assets from nine other nations.
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Sep- 2022 -22 SeptemberArms
Estonia Allocates Budget for Mid-Range Air Defense Systems
Estonia has allocated budgetary funds to buy aerial weapon systems, Estonian Minister of Defence Hanno Pevkur announced.
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8 SeptemberEurope
Latvia Unveils New Light Military Vehicle Prototype
Latvia has introduced its new light military vehicle prototype, the VR-1 FOX, designed to support ground operations.
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Aug- 2022 -31 AugustWar
Latvia Achieves Milestone in Military Aid for Ukraine, Eyes Further Donations
Latvia’s military aid to Ukraine has reached 300 million euros since the Russian invasion began in February.
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18 AugustEurope
Latvia Delivers Six M109 Self-Propelled Howitzers to Ukraine
Latvia has delivered six self-propelled M109 howitzers and ammunition to Ukrainian forces to support their defense against the Russian invasion.
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11 AugustEurope
Latvian Parliament Declares Russia ‘State Sponsor of Terrorism’
Latvia declared Russia a "state sponsor of terrorism" whose actions in Ukraine constitute "targeted genocide against the Ukrainian people."
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