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Moscow’s aggression brings about Putin’s worst fears of NATO expansion, says Latvian defence official

If not permanent, Canada's presence in Latvia should be 'temporary for a long time,' says Liberal MP John McKay, noting that Canada needs to 'get more serious' about its own security.

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BY NEIL MOSS
March 15, 2022

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Moscow’s aggression brings about Putin’s worst fears of NATO expansion, says Latvian defence official

If not permanent, Canada's presence in Latvia should be 'temporary for a long time,' says Liberal MP John McKay, noting that Canada needs to 'get more serious' about its own security.

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