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Are the Armed Forces ready for an extended Latvian mission? | Hanomansing Tonight
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6:15Now PlayingPrime Minister Mark Carney’s European trip ended after visiting Canadian troops in Latvia, where Canada leads a NATO mission. Carney announced Canada’s NATO presence in Latvia will continue through to 2029, with aims to have a full cadre of 2,200 persistently deployed there sometime in 2026. But researcher and Royal Military College professor Christian Leuprecht says this is a ‘significant challenge’ for the Canadian Armed Forces to sustain — and they don’t really have the equipment to do it.
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