NATO winter exercises kick off in Estonia

Kanan Novruzov
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NATO winter military exercises have started in Estonia, Report informs, citing the Headquarters of the Estonian Defence Forces.

About 1,400 British, French and Estonian servicemen are taking part in the exercises.

The training will last until February 6.

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