Baltic Sea naval drills set to start on September 9 will see Western countries practicing how to repel a Russian attack in the region for the first time, according to Reuters, referencing Germany’s Chief of Navy Jan Kaack. Approximately 30 ships and more than 3,000 servicemen are expected to participate in the drills.

Baltic Sea naval drills set to start on September 9 will see Western countries practicing how to repel a Russian attack in the region for the first time, according to Reuters, referencing Germany’s Chief of Navy Jan Kaack. Approximately 30 ships and more than 3,000 servicemen are expected to participate in the drills.