XTEND completed the strategic acquisition of Atlas and established a manufacturing hub in Latvia to support NATO defense.
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What happened
XTEND completed the strategic acquisition of Atlas and established a manufacturing hub in Latvia to support NATO defense.
Who's involved
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Russian strikes and border escalation on NATO's Eastern FlankAlso in this story
- Latvian army uses force against migrants from Belarus, accused of orchestrating flows targeting the NATO flank.
- Russia has increased incursions and provocations against Estonia and Poland, raising questions about the viability of NATO as a collective defense.
- Latvian personnel are training at an Estonian air base while the Portuguese Air Force deploys to support NATO missions.
- NATO air policing missions are underway in the Baltic states, amid reports of Russia redirecting Ukrainian drones toward Poland and Latvia.
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Newest first; wire copies grouped- finanznachrichten.deJFB Construction Holdings: XTEND Completes the Integration of Atlas, Expanding Its XOS Ecosystem Across Europe