It should create an infrastructure for about 200 people, the construction of which provides 17 million euros.
NATO aims to create a Union Corps in Estonia until the end of the year, which can be located in the city of Parn. These corps are united in the military from Estonia, Germany and the Netherlands. On Sunday, August 3, DW reported.
Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevurku said the final decision on this issue was expected before the end of the year. Both foreign military personnel and representatives of local armed forces, including reservists, will participate in the new formation.
Pyarn, located in the west of the country, is a strategic useful place of placement because of its proximity to port, metals, airports and main roads. The city is also located near the border with Latvia and the capital of Riga. It was planned to develop an infrastructure for the comprehension of nearly 200 people, worth nearly 17 million euros.
In the context of strengthening NATO’s eastern flank, Germany is at the stage of its brigade deployment in Lithuania. The combination of the battle that up to 5 thousand military should be fully prepared for the service in 2027. The basic basis of the brigade was built in Rudninskaya, 30 km from Vilnius, its territory would take about 170 hectares. During construction, German troops were temporarily deployed to other facilities.
It is also part of NATO’s general policy to strengthen regional defense.
Earlier it was reported that NATO, along with the United States, developed a new mechanism for providing weapons to Ukraine.
We also remember that NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said that Russian President Vladimir Putin is currently not planning to attack Estonia. At the same time, it will not be excluded that this can happen in 5-7 years.
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Source: korrespondent
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