In addition to ships, military aviation is also involved in the exercises. This year, organizers pay attention to the resistance to different types of drones.
In the Baltic Sea, NATO Baltops started 2025. On May 2, the Military Public Institute (Wojskowy Institute Wydawniczy, WiW) at the Polish Ministry of Defense announced it.
It has been mentioned that this year about 50 different types of ships will take part in maneuvers. The 6th United States -arrival, which was deployed in southern Europe, a few days ago announced that he was directing the teachings of the USS Mount Whitney chief. Germans will have a strong representation – will join the baltops, among others: FGS bay frigate. Ships P2000.
Poland units have reached Rostock (a city in the north -east Germany, located at the mouth of the Varniv -If river). At this time, the tasks will be performed in conjunction with the allies of the missile frigate orp Gen. T. Kosciuszko and Corvette ORP Kaszub from the 3 -Flotilla to GDynia, as well as two coastal defense minesweepers.
Participants in the exercises in the next two weeks will operate in large areas of the southern part of the Baltic Sea – from the Danish Straits and Jutland Peninsula to the Gulf. In the Naval training grounds, the staff of some ships will conduct artillery shooting.
In addition to ships, military aviation is also involved in the exercises.
This year, organizers pay attention to the resistance to different types of drones: both wind and terrestrial.
Earlier it was reported that NATO and Russian countries would conduct exercises in the Baltic Sea at the same time. There is a threat of provocations.
Keep in mind that in September, the Belarusian-Russian teachings of the West-2025 will take place in Belarus. In Minsk, they said they would be reduced to a scale and “moved” from the NATO boundaries and moved deep into the country. But because of these maneuvers, risk can increase on the Ukraine border.
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