Great Britain is committed to strengthen security in the Baltic States after the decisions made at the NATO Summit in Warsaw and to add to allied forces' presence on NATO's eastern border, Latvian President Raimonds Vejonis said following a meeting with British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson Wednesday.
At the meeting, the two officials applauded the successful security co-operation between Latvia and the UK, which has played a role in the Baltic air policing mission, setup of the NATO Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence in Riga, and the Latvian armed fo...
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