Germany to Send Fighter Jets to Latvia During Election Amid Drone Threat
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GERMANY will send Eurofighter fighter jets to Latvia to help protect its airspace during next month's parliamentary elections.
Germany will send four Eurofighter fighter aircraft of its air forces to contribute to the security of Latvia's airspace during the parliamentary elections to be held in this Baltic country on 3 October, reports Agerpres, who quotes EFE.
Due to repeated air raids on the Nato eastern flank, the Bundeswehr protects Latvian airspace during the parliamentary elections. The Luftwaffe will transfer four fighter planes to the centre of the country.
Germany will send four Eurofighter fighter aircraft of its air forces to contribute to the security of Latvia's airspace during the parliamentary elections that will take place in this Baltic country on 3 October. According to a statement issued on Wednesday by the German Ministry of Defence, the Latvian government has asked its NATO partners for support in ...
Germany will send four Eurofighter fighter aircraft to contribute to the security of Latvia's airspace during the parliamentary elections on 3 October.
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