Latvia supports increased NATO presence in Baltic Sea - defense minister
RIGA - Latvia supports NATO's increased presence in the Baltic Sea, as well as the Latvian National Armed Forces have increased monitoring of Latvia's critical underwater infrastructure and are exchanging information with allies, Defense Minister Andris Spruds (Progressives) told LETA through his adviser Rojs Dauburs.
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