Kaspars Pudāns

Kaspars Pudāns

military Latvia

Kaspars Pudāns is the newly appointed commander of the National Armed Forces of Latvia. Known for his straightforward approach, he has been vocal about prioritizing the procurement of anti-tank mines and artillery ammunition over infantry mines, reflecting a strategic focus on modern defense needs rather than political pressures.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
1 wks
Reach
6,218
Power
112$
Sentiment
7.33
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Latvia 3 7.33 0.30% +10% 1,886,198 6,218 $34,000 112$
Totals 3 1,886,198 6,218 $34,000 112$
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Recent Mentions

Latvia Latvia: General Major Kaspars Pudāns explained the role of acoustic sensors in identifying potential threats to national security. 7

Diena: Latvija oktobrī ieviesīs akustiskās detekcijas sistēmu aizsardzības vajadzībām / Diena

Latvia Latvia: General Major Kaspars Pudāns indicated that the 'Patria' 6x6 armored personnel carriers will be used by Ukrainian defenders in the most challenging combat conditions. 8

Diena: Ukrainai piegādāta nākamā partija ar Latvijā ražotajiem Patria 6x6 bruņutransportieriem / Diena

Latvia Latvia: Kaspars Pudāns is the commander of the National Armed Forces involved in the border discussions. 6

Diena: Latvijas austrumu robežjoslas paplašināšana neietekmēs saimniecisko darbību / Diena

Latvia Latvia: Kaspars Pudāns is the commander of the National Armed Forces emphasizing the need for individual work with landowners regarding national defense. 7

Diena: Valsts prezidents rosina paplašināt Latvijas austrumu robežjoslu / Diena

Latvia Latvia: Kaspars Pudāns is the Minister of Defense and Commander of the National Armed Forces of Latvia. 8

Diena: Latvijas austrumu robežas stiprināšanai šogad plāno iegādāties mīnas un sensoru sistēmas / Diena

Switzerland Switzerland: Kaspars Pudans, the head of the Latvian Defense Corps, stated that Latvia's focus will remain on anti-tank mines and artillery shells. 5

Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Polen und Baltikum wollen wieder Anti-Personen-Minen

Norway Norway: General Kaspars Pudāns, the Chief of Staff of the Estonian Defense Forces, emphasized the importance of heavier mines. 6

Aftenposten: Nato-land vurderer å bryte avtale om landminer