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Latvia Unveils Joint Drone Plant With Ukraine, PM Touts Site's Closeness To Russian Border
Latvia Unveils Joint Drone Plant With Ukraine, PM Touts Site's Closeness To Russian Border
Latvia has announced confirmation its government has inked a new deal for Ukraine to assist in a Ukrainian drone manufacturing plant on Latvian soil, right near the border with Russia, as well as close to the Belarusian border.
Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs said following an emergency cabinet meeting held in Latgale that his country will "accelerate plans to establish a joint drone manufacturing facility with Ukraine and aims to locate it near the country’s eastern border region," regional media...
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