"We are handing over 36 anti-aircraft missile systems that can successfully fight drones. We have already trained 15 instructors, who are back in Ukraine," Anušauskas said.https://twitter.com/a_anusauskas/status/1622899194275962880?s=20&t=pq0drw92le66vfxzJ8PQ4Q During the briefing, he did not mention the names of the systems. It appears to be the Swedish L-70 anti-aircraft guns. Vilnius has announced them in the latest assistance package but did not specify the exact number. According to Oleksii Reznikov, training instructors rather than operators is more practical. When they return, they will be able to share their knowledge with more military personnel in Ukraine. Earlier, it was reported that the Lithuanian army recently conducted a two-week training course for Ukrainian soldiers, during which they were taught how to use the Swedish L70 anti-aircraft gun. In 2023, Lithuania will assist in training approximately 1,600 Ukrainian military personnel, including the organization of courses for lower power commanders. Read also:
Let’s radar: Lithuania to raise EUR 5mn for closing Ukraine’s skies with radars
NATO states should stop drawing red lines and supply any weapons Ukraine needs – Lithuanian President
Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania call on Germany to provide Leopard tanks to Ukraine asap