Latvia to hold exercises along borders with Russia and Belarus
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The Latvian Armed Forces have announced exercises in the border zone. They will take place from 2 to 10 November. The manoeuvres will involve the border guard and police.
It is reported that the exercises are being held in the area of Latvia's borders with Russia and Belarus. The military and security structures will practise their actions in the border zone. The exact locations and number of participants are not specified in the official statement.
Similar exercises are usually held to test the readiness of services for possible situations on the border. Residents of border districts may see changes in movement, so they should follow official announcements from the authorities.
The news concerns primarily the relations between Latvia, Russia and Belarus. Additional details on the timing and objectives of the exercises will likely emerge in the coming days.
Sources: ГИПОРТ
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