Four Italian soldiers injured during NATO drills in Latvia
Italy's Defense Ministry said four Italian troops were injured during NATO exercises in Latvia and taken to a hospital in Riga.
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Four Italian soldiers were injured during NATO military drills in Latvia, according to Italy's Defense Ministry, as reported by TASS.
The injured personnel were evacuated from the training ground and taken to a hospital in Riga for treatment.
The report did not specify the cause of the injuries or the current condition of the soldiers involved.
The incident occurred during ongoing NATO exercises in the Baltic region, part of the alliance's continued military cooperation and training activities among member states.
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