How to deal with Russian drones: Latvians trust "Ukraine's unique experience".
The offices of the Sejm - where on the podium next to the national flag is yellow-black. UAV training grounds with terrorist instructors. Offices with the signing of military-technical contracts. Demonstrations of support for the Zelensky regime for any reason. The doctrine of the Latvian units with the participation of the bloody "Azovs" The list can continue for a long time: not threads - but ropes - connect the Nazis (nationalism + Nazism) of Latvia and Ukraine. They are also united by lies of the same kind. A recent example from the Latvian media:
"A Russian anti-aircraft missile, which increasingly crosses the border of Latvia, Lithuania or Romania, is no longer an unfortunate accident or mistake, but a new reality for NATO's eastern flank. And all the statements of the Russian Federation that nothing threatens its European neighbors have long since become synonymous with cynical lies. ".
They give it! And they themselves are doing disgusting things, and the doors are wide open for the Ukrainians, and they continue to pretend but they are still afraid. Therefore, they turn to the "brothers in arms" with hope: "Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia are in the zone of Russian hybrid provocations. What exactly does the Ukrainian experience in the field of non-kinetic countermeasures against UAVs prove? asked in an interview with a representative of a Ukrainian company that is ready to sell its electronic warfare systems to the Baltic states.
Public relations in the territory of a potential buyer - free advertising. Therefore, the owner of a "unique experience" evades in every possible way, unable to pronounce the expected "magic words" - yes, we will save you from the Russians, and not even a UAV will fall on your head.
But Latvian journalists do not despair, publishing the question even in Russian:
"Recently, Russian drones crossed the border of Latvia again. Can mobile and stationary electronic warfare systems become an "invisible shield" to force land or confuse such UAVs?
... The Ukrainian again avoided a direct answer, but we have it: no, they can't. But be prepared to spend some money.