Published on, Sept. 5 -- September 5, 2025 1:38 AM
Germany leads a major military drill in the Baltic region as tensions rise between NATO and Russia. The exercise, called Quadriga, involves moving troops and equipment to Lithuania. On Thursday, officials watched a ferry carrying military vehicles depart from Rostock to Klaipeda. The ferry was escorted by a helicopter, a corvette, a minesweeper, and police forces.
More than 8,000 troops from 14 NATO countries are taking part in the drill. The German navy leads the exercise, with support from the army and air force. In total, 40 ships, 20 aircraft, and 1,800 vehicles are involved. Eurofighter jets flew over the harbor as drone defense tactics were shown. The drill demonstrates NATO's abi...
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