As of August 1, Colonel Gunārs Kauliņš has assumed the position of Deputy Chief of Staff for Operational Affairs and Chief of the Land Component of the National Armed Forces (NBS), replacing Brigadier General Egils Leščinskis.

Latvian armed forces have reported at least one drone operating in the country's airspace, marking a new drone incident.

An Azov representative in Latvia spoke at a Saeima conference, highlighting cognitive warfare as a dangerous element in the 21st century and emphasizing the need to inform Latvian citizens about their armed forces to build trust.

Russia's strategy in waging war against Ukraine is not built on battlefield successes, as there is currently a parity of forces there.

The Latvian National Armed Forces have initiated a comprehensive transformation process to adapt to contemporary security challenges and integrate lessons learned from the war in Ukraine.

The Latvian National Armed Forces (NBS) announced that no foreign drones were detected entering Latvian airspace during the night. This statement confirms the absence of unauthorized aerial activity over Latvian territory.

Latvian National Armed Forces Commander Kaspars Pudāns announced plans for a broad transformation of the military, drawing lessons from Ukraine's experience in the war with Russia.

Latvia's National Armed Forces (NBS) have completed search operations in Lake Dridzis, Krāslava municipality, after a drone crashed and detonated there on Saturday morning.

Military exercises are underway in Latvia to test the adaptation and effective use of unmanned ground systems for army needs, and how they can operate with Latvian armed forces and the NATO Multinational Brigade.

The Latvian National Armed Forces (NBS) tested the 'Skorpion 2' remote mining system in February to enhance anti-tank defense solutions and strengthen the country's deterrence capabilities.