Canada’s military equipment in Latvia (photo: twitter.com/CanadaLettonie)
Canada has delivered 150 military vehicles to Latvia as part of the establishment of a multinational brigade of advanced ground forces (FLF), according to the Canadian Embassy in Latvia.
“Over the weekend, 150 vehicles arrived at and were unloaded in the port of Riga. These vehicles are part of Canada’s commitments to establish a multinational brigade of advanced ground forces (FLF) by the fall of 2024,” the embassy’s statement said.
Canada’s military equipment in Latvia (photo: twitter.com/CanadaLettonie)
Canada’s military equipment in Latvia (photo: twitter.com/CanadaLettonie)
NATO countries have begun to strengthen their borders following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Several countries have increased their presence on the eastern flank of the Alliance by deploying additional equipment there.
Recently, NATO countries have conducted a series of large-scale exercises and increased their defense spending.
In November 2023, 15 Canadian Leopard 2 tanks were delivered to Latvia to enhance NATO’s deterrent presence in the region.
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