Signal
Submitted
Feb 1, 2026, 00:14 UTC
Seven countries join Latvia's Drone Coalition to support Ukraine with drones; Latvia will invest 10 million euro.
On 15 February 2024, Latvia and six other countries signed a letter of intent to form a Drone Coalition aimed at delivering 1 million drones to Ukraine. The coalition commits resources to manufacturing and delivering drones and spare parts to Ukraine, along with training Ukrainian troops on their use and integration. Latvian Defence Minister Andris Sprūds highlighted the strategic importance of drones for reconnaissance and attacking enemy targets. Latvia plans to invest at least 10 million euros over the next year to develop its military industry to support this effort. The Ministry of Defence has engaged local companies and received information from Ukraine to propose drone and spare part deliveries based on Ukrainian specifications. Additional countries have expressed interest in joining the coalition.
Confidence: High
The event describes Latvia and six other countries forming a coalition to manufacture and deliver drones to Ukraine, which is a clear defensive support and military strengthening activity, with no indication of aggressor activity.
Source URL
https://mod.gov.lv/en/news/seven-countries-join-latvias-drone-coalition-latvia-will-invest-10-million-euro
Published as a Defense Preparations signal with a public source and reviewer-approved assessment bands. See the methodology for how records are assessed.
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Event time
Feb 15, 2024, 12:00 UTC
Event time confidence
unknown
Location
Land
Primary actor
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Latvia
Tags
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Signal
Submitted
Feb 1, 2026, 00:14 UTC
Seven countries join Latvia's Drone Coalition to support Ukraine with drones; Latvia will invest 10 million euro.
On 15 February 2024, Latvia and six other countries signed a letter of intent to form a Drone Coalition aimed at delivering 1 million drones to Ukraine. The coalition commits resources to manufacturing and delivering drones and spare parts to Ukraine, along with training Ukrainian troops on their use and integration. Latvian Defence Minister Andris Sprūds highlighted the strategic importance of drones for reconnaissance and attacking enemy targets. Latvia plans to invest at least 10 million euros over the next year to develop its military industry to support this effort. The Ministry of Defence has engaged local companies and received information from Ukraine to propose drone and spare part deliveries based on Ukrainian specifications. Additional countries have expressed interest in joining the coalition.
Confidence: High
The event describes Latvia and six other countries forming a coalition to manufacture and deliver drones to Ukraine, which is a clear defensive support and military strengthening activity, with no indication of aggressor activity.
Source URL
https://mod.gov.lv/en/news/seven-countries-join-latvias-drone-coalition-latvia-will-invest-10-million-euro
Published as a Defense Preparations signal with a public source and reviewer-approved assessment bands. See the methodology for how records are assessed.
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C
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Event time
Feb 15, 2024, 12:00 UTC
Event time confidence
unknown
Location
Land
Primary actor
Andris Sprūds
Country
Latvia
Tags
Drone Coalition, Ukraine, Latvia, Military Industry, UAV, defense investments, Multinational Cooperation