Strengthening NATO Air Defense in the Baltics

The Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are calling on NATO to urgently strengthen air defense capabilities for member states bordering Russia. With a critical shortage of long-range missile systems, the Baltics face a heightened threat from ballistic missiles.As NATO works on new defense proposals, the Baltic nations are pushing the alliance to prioritize bolstering air defenses in their region. Estonia is leading the way, introducing a defense tax and planning 3 billion euros in ammunition purchases by 2028.Recent Russian drone incursions into Latvian and Romanian airspace underscore the pressing need for improved air defenses. Join us as we explore the geopolitical dynamics and NATO's crucial role in securing the Baltics against the growing threat from Russia.

Source: RBC Ukraine