Latvia again handed over 500 drones to Ukraine

Latvia has sent 500 more drones to Ukraine as part of the drone coalition, Latvian Defense Minister Andris Spruds said, writes radiosvoboda.org.

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"The next set of drones is ready! About 500 Latvian-made drones will provide support for Ukrainians in various combat tasks," he wrote on the Kh.

Last month, Latvia also handed over 500 drones to Ukraine.

Latvia is part of the 16-nation drone coalition, which also includes Great Britain, Australia, the Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Estonia, Italy, New Zealand, Canada, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Poland, Ukraine, Germany and Sweden.

Coalition member states are working to provide various types of drones, such as reconnaissance and strike drones, unmanned aerial vehicles controlled by artificial intelligence, and anti-drone technology. According to the country's Ministry of Defense, this year Latvia allocated 20 million euros to the drone coalition.

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