Estonia and Lithuania to jointly procure explosives and explosive charges
Estonia and Lithuania signed a framework contract worth nearly EUR 200 million for the procurement of explosives, explosive substances, and explosive charges.
Estonia and Lithuania signed a framework contract worth nearly EUR 200 million for the procurement of explosives, explosive substances, and explosive charges.
Sixteen European Defence Fund 2022 projects include participants from Estonia, with a total volume of 495 million euros.
The ECDI signed an agreement with French defence industry company Thales to acquire two Ground Master (GM 403) Alpha anti-aircraft radars for Estonia.
Rabasaare urban warfare training facility elevates Estonian Defense Forces' training capabilities to a new level.
According to the updated military part of Estonia’s national defence development plan 2031, the country will focus on increasing firepower in coming years.
The Anti-Tank Company of the 1st Infantry Brigade of the Estonian Defence Forces conducted live-fire exercises with Spike LR1 and LR2 missiles.
Carried out on May 15-26, exercise Spring Storm brought some 14,000 Estonian and Allied troops to villages, fields and beaches of Estonia, fighting mock battles in a realistic scenario.
On the night of Friday, a British Royal Marine amphibious raid took place on Kaberneeme Beach as part of Exercise Spring Storm 23.
Estonia and Latvia will start negotiations with the German weapons manufacturer Diehl Defence for acquiring the IRIS-T SLM air defence system.
Spring Storm 23 is the largest exercise of the Defence Forces of the year focusing on practicing military operations planning and implementation.
UK paratroopers have jumped alongside US, Czech Republic, Latvian, Polish and Estonian allies as part of a large-scale American-led military exercise.
The U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptor fighters have executed an Agile Combat Employment deployment to Amari Air Base, Estonia on May 8 to deter aggression in the Baltic Sea region.
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