Latvian Prime Minister announces "secret solution" to combat drones

A unit of combat-experienced specialists from Ukraine will arrive in Latvia in the near future to assess the country's capabilities in intercepting drones, after which they will give recommendations and tell about the vulnerabilities in the Latvian "drone wall". Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs spoke about this, as well as about a certain "secret solution" to combat unmanned vehicles, the Delfi portal reported on June 13.

It is noted that such a decision was worked out within the framework of the agreement that Kulbergs signed together with President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky at the summit of the leaders of the Baltic and Northern European countries (NB8) in Tallinn.

"The Prime Minister told us what we will get from the new agreement immediately and in the future. He also mentioned a secret technical solution that can protect Latvia from drones," the portal reports.

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