Pudāns

Pudāns

military Latvia

Pudāns is a military leader in Latvia, currently serving as the Commander of the National Armed Forces of Latvia (NBS). He has been vocal about the current security situation in Europe, particularly concerning NATO's cohesion and the influence of the United States in regional defense. Recently, he discussed the challenges posed by Russia's military actions and information operations, emphasizing the importance of maintaining strong NATO alliances and the necessity for increased defense spending in Latvia to enhance military capabilities. His insights reflect a deep understanding of the geopolitical landscape and the need for strategic military readiness in the face of evolving threats.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
0 wks
Reach
1,846
Power
33$
Sentiment
6.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Latvia 1 6.00 0.10% +0% 1,886,198 1,846 $34,000 33$
Totals 1 1,886,198 1,846 $34,000 33$
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Recent Mentions

Latvia Latvia: Pudāns emphasized the importance of monitoring Russian military exercises near Latvia's border. 7

Diena: Krievijas mācību Zapad-2025 gaita būs arī ļoti atkarīga no situācijas karā Ukrainā / Diena

Latvia Latvia: Pudāns emphasized the need to consider gender issues regarding women's participation in mandatory service. 7

Diena: Iespējams, kādā brīdī būs jāatgriežas pie jautājuma par sieviešu obligātu iesaukšanu VAD / Diena

Latvia Latvia: Pudāns emphasized that Russia has the desire and, by recovering, will also have military options for a broader attack. 5

Diena: Krievi arī pamieru karā Ukrainā definēs kā savu uzvaru, un tas rada satraukumu par iespējamiem draudiem mūsu reģionā / Diena

Latvia Latvia: Pudāns discussed the impact of the new US administration on NATO and Russia's understanding of the situation. 6

Diena: Nav bažu, ka NATO valstis pašlaik nespētu vai negribētu atbalstīt viena otru / Diena