The German arms maker signed a preliminary deal for the plant as part of efforts to increase production to meet NATO demand.

Estonia lacks fighter aircraft and, along with Latvia and Lithuania, relies on other NATO members, including the UK, to carry out air policing duties.

Rheinmetall plans to build an ammunition plant in Latvia, as part of its efforts to ramp up production to respond to increasing demand from North Atlantic Treaty Organization's member states.

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The 173rd Airborne Brigade (Sky Soldiers) kicked off Exercise Saber Junction 20 with a joint force air assault infiltration from Grafenwoehr Training Area into Hohenfels Training Area, Germany on ...

Denmark said on Thursday it was weighing whether to invoke Article 4 of NATO's founding treaty after drone incursions briefly ...

German defence contractor Rheinmetall is planning a new ammunition factory in Latvia, the Baltic country and the company ...

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