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Latvia sends 4 helicopters for Ukrainian Air Force

On 15 August Minister of Defence of Latvia Artis Pabriks wrote on Twitter, “The Ukrainian Air Force has just received 4 helicopters donated by Latvia – soon to be included in the aviation fleet of the Ukrainian Army. ” He also added that the West must support Ukraine until its entire territory is freed from the Russian occupation forces.

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