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Latvia announces new batch of military aid to Ukraine.
Latvia announced the transfer of a new batch of military aid to Ukraine, which will include, in particular, short-range anti-aircraft guns and surveillance drones.
According to Censor.NET, this was reported by Euporean Pravda.
"The government has just approved the provision of NBS anti-aircraft guns (probably NBS MANTIS - Ed.), tactical unmanned surveillance systems and other important equipment and technical means for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This will help to improve both air defense and intelligence capabilities of Ukraine," Prime Minister Ewika Silinia said on her Twitter account (X).
Read more: Ukraine and Latvia will increase joint production of drones - Kuleba
She added that Latvia allocates about 0.25% of its GDP per year to support Ukraine.
What aid has Latvia provided to Ukraine?
In early April 2024, Ukraine and Latvia signed a security agreement: Riga will provide military aid worth 0.25% of GDP annually.
The drone coalition initiated by Latvia has already raised almost 500 million euros for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
In the two years since the full-scale war in Ukraine broke out, Latvia has allocated EUR 650 million to support Kyiv.
In 2024, Latvia will allocate EUR 5 million for the reconstruction of Chernihiv region.
2 Shaheds were destroyed in Kryvyi Rih district, houses damaged in Nikopol region due to enemy shelling.
On the night of 21 May, in the Kryvyi Rih district of Dnipropetrovsk region, the defenders of the sky destroyed 2 Shaheds.
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Enemy conducts subversive and reconnaissance activities on border with Chernihiv and Sumy regions.
Currently, Russian troops are conducting sabotage and reconnaissance activities on the border with Chernihiv and Sumy regions and increasing the density of minefields. There are no signs of the enemy forming offensive groups.
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Persons liable for military service will be able to show their status of updating data in «Reserve+» to representatives of TCR - Ministry of Defense.
Employees of the Territorial Centers for Recruitment will be able to check the updates of citizens’ data in the Reserve+ app before a QR code is generated.
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Number of victims of night shelling in Kharkiv increased to 7.
At night, Russian occupation forces attacked Kharkiv with drones, 7 people were injured.
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Is there a 'miracle pill' for obesity?
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Army mom surprises son at college graduation
While walking to receive his diploma from the University of West Georgia, Malik Heard learned he had a special guest all the way from Kosovo. ––– Subscribe to ABC News on YouTube: Watch 24/7 coverage of breaking news and live events on ABC News Li...
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West faces 'existential battle about democracy', defence secretary warns.
Defence secretary Grant Shapps says that he went to Ukraine earlier this year and made the point that "by delaying what we should be doing... we are running the risk of doing exactly what President Zelenskyy is concerned about". He then accuses au...
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We live on cramped boats to save on soaring rents - the highs & lows for Brits living on water.
THEY can endure a constant battle with damp and mould, freezing temperatures at night and having to up sticks to move every two weeks. But increasing numbers of Brits in UK cities, including London and Bristol, are rejecting sky-high rents and sho...
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Will Michael Cohen’s Credibility Swing the Trump Trial?.
Donald Trump’s ex-attorney and fixer Michael Cohen took the stand this week in the former President’s New York criminal hush money trial. During cross-examination, Trump’s lawyers appeared to strike a blow against Cohen’s credibility. In this epis...
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India: Narendra Modi's party notably absent in Kashmir after removing its special status.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's decision to remove Kashmir's special status has proved deeply unpopular in the region - but people who speak out against him have to do so in hushed tones for fear of retribution. In previous elections in India, Prim...
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