Latvia

"You don't own my body. You don't own me."

The U.S. announced plans this week to provide the three Baltic States with around  $100 million to purchase large-caliber ammunition, and over $70 million for military training. 

When asked whether he and the Baltic leaders experienced a "meeting of the minds" in regard to the threat from Moscow, Trump failed to mention Russia in his response.

The march of the Latvian Legionnaires brings together veterans of two divisions of the World War II-era German Waffen-SS.

Lithuania's defense minister said NATO states "need to address" permanent anti-aircraft power across the Baltic states and Poland to counter Russia.

Latvia's emergency services hotline went dead for the first time ahead of Russia's biggest nearby war game in years. Some suspect this was no coincidence.

Latvia's armed forces reported observing two Russian Su-34 fighter jets, two Su-27 fighters, two MiG-31 fighters and one An-26 cargo jet.

In the Baltics, on Russia's western border, fear of war is strikingly high.

The Baltics were among the most concerned by Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014.

The Baltic country claims Russian jets and vessels neared its borders 13 times last month.

The Latvian ambassador to Canada said he does not feel safe even as NATO forces arrive ahead of Russian war games simulating an attack on the West.

Reports suggested Russian ships might be readying for the arrival of a U.S. ship in the region.

The navy has scheduled a series of tests for the cruise missile armed Krasnodar submarine.

Recent Russian deployments suggest a new intervention in Ukraine, Belarus or the Caucasus.

Russia's president thinks Donald Trump is not ready to meet a sudden challenge.

Diplomats from Ukraine and five other former Communist countries rallied for the U.S. Senate's backing.

On Ukraine's "quiet" front, there are daily artillery, rocket and sniper attacks.

After hopes of a quick détente, it's Cold War business as usual at the Kremlin.

Eastern Europe has become the most rapidly militarizing region on earth.

David Davis said the U.K. was not about to "shut the door" and that free movement would be phased out gradually.

The Il-22 were followed by fighter jets whose transponders were switched off.

Senators Ben Cardin and John McCain have introduced a bipartisan bill.

Interceptions have remained high since a huge spike in 2014.

Russia's stealth invasion of its western neighbors has already begun.

"Everything is about Russia taking back territory that was historically Soviet."

Children are asked to promise good behavior and adults are told to stock up on candy.

Lithuania has issued three guidebooks since Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014.

Jens Stoltenberg spoke as 4,000 troops prepare to shore up defenses around the Baltic Sea.

According to a report, Russia has a playbook to gain influence and sabotage the U.S.

Putin says NATO's plans are destabilizing. NATO should explain why they aren't.