Live-Fire Exercises at Ādaži Training Area to Run Until 16 October, Louder Noise Possible
Soldiers will conduct live-fire drills at the Ādaži military training area in Latvia on 10–14 and 15–16 October, which may cause increased noise. Latvian and allied forces are taking part.
Exercises that may produce increased noise will take place at the Ādaži military training area in Latvia from 10 to 16 October. The planned live-fire activity was reported by the news site Auseklis.lv on 9 October.
The drills involve soldiers of the Mechanised Infantry Brigade of the Latvian Land Forces, members of the National Guard (Zemessardze) and allied troops. They will carry out various types of live-fire shooting.
Schedule
In the first stage, from 10 to 14 October, live firing with mortars and tanks is planned between 10:00 and 23:00.
In the second stage, on 15 and 16 October, tank firing will take place between 19:00 and 23:00.
The source does not say which countries' troops are participating, and it lists no other restrictions for residents. Increased noise is possible during the stated times, so people living nearby should keep this in mind.
