About 12 thousand Latvian personnel and allied military will participate in military exercises by the names of 2025.
In Latvia from September 2 to October 8, the huge -scale comprehensive training in NameJS 2025 national defense will be held. On August 19, the Latvian News Portal LSM, cited information on the Ministry of Defense of the Republic’s information.
It has been mentioned about 12 thousand Latvian staff and allied military will participate in the exercises. The exercises were organized along with the headquarters of the NATO North Multinational Division. They will attend allied troops from the USA, Estonia and Lithuania, the headquarters of the NATO multinational brigade in Latvia, the unit of NATO forces in Latvia and the command of the Canadian Armed Forces in Latvia.
In the course of the exercises, the UK Armed Forces will also contact to develop engineering support capabilities and improve interacting with one another during operations on Latvia territory.
Within the framework of the NameJS 2025, the national defense and public administration’s interaction with private sector, business, and non -government organizations will be made.
The Ministry of Defense of Latvia also warned that in the fall, the Latvian and similar military and military equipment will move strongly to the country’s roads. During training, military aviation will conduct flights to Latvia’s airspace, including low heights. In the landfills, the shooting will be carried out.
Keep in mind that in September the Russian-Belarusian teachings of West 2025 were held, where the “planning planning” of nuclear weapons and the missile system would work in particular.
Earlier it was reported that the Russian Federation and China had organized exercises in the Sea of Japan.
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