NATO Exercises In Estonia

A soldier is seen holding a communications antenna near Tapa, Estonia on 20 May, 2023. Estonia is hosting the Spring Storm NATO exercises involving over 13 thousand personnel with US, German, British, French and Polish forces training together with the Estonian Defence Forces (eDF). (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto)

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