NATO Brigade in Latvia Races to Close Drone Warfare Gap
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In the Baltic States, NATO forces are trying to learn the new way to make war While the troops led by Canada in Latvia are putting into practice the lessons learned from the war in Ukraine, there is still a great gap wearing red tape on their helmets...
Countering Drones: Five Lessons from Ukraine for NATO’s Northeastern Flank
Ukrainian forces resisting the Russian invasion of their country have demonstrated how the use of drones as sensors, munitions, and even platforms can offset the natural advantages of a much larger and better-equipped military. What began as a conventional war dominated by artillery and armor has evolved into the world’s first large-scale drone war, although both sides are quickly adopting countermeasures to defend their armor and artillery, whi…
NATO brigade in Latvia races to close drone warfare gap
A Canadian-led NATO brigade stationed in Latvia is racing to absorb the lessons of drone warfare from Ukraine's battlefields, according to the Wall Street Journal. Commanders say troops are only beginning to adapt to a form of combat where drones now account for the vast majority of kills. Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs warned that Russia's military has grown more dangerous since 2022, even as it struggles to advance on the ground. The post …
A NATO brigade led by Canada has held exercises in Latvia to prepare its troops for a full-scale war scenario with Russia. According to The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), the training attempted to apply lessons from the “drone revolution” that has changed the nature of warfare on the Ukrainian battlefield, but the results so far have not been encouraging.
The former Latvian deputy fighting for Ukraine explained what the alliance army still does not understand.
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