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The air defence of the Baltic States is too weak to protect NATO reinforcements coming to aid, according to a report by an Estonian defence think tank.
The Estonian study recommends the Baltic States to acquire medium-range anti-aircraft systems and an adequate supply of missiles, as well as better command and communications networks.
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Well if they expect the US to front up with the cash to buy this stuff the Estonians are sadly mistaken. Those days are gone. You must come up with the cash and buy the equipment. End of story.
More roaring mice.
I’m having trouble wrapping my head around the notion that countries with shoe box populations can steer the direction of countries with shoe factory populations.