Latvia is sending all its helicopters and "Stinger" air defense systems to Ukraine, Prime Minister Krišjānis Kariņš said during the Ukraine Recovery Conference in London.
According to him, Latvia sent "Stinger" man-portable air-defense systems ahead of the full-scale Russian invasion and helped Ukraine to protect its airport from seizure.
In addition, Latvia will continue to train Ukrainian soldiers and provide ammunition and drones, the Latvian prime minister added.
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