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British Army and German Bundeswehr Joint Terminal Attack Controllers (JTAC) have trained together at Kazlu Ruda training ranges in Lithuania on Exercise FURIOUS WOLF
The British and German troops have been training alongside other NATO JTAC partners across the Baltic States to hone their skills in accordance with NATO standardised practices
All NATO JTACs use the same procedure when working with Alliance aircraft
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“Of course [I will run],” he told BNS on Sunday
Varaška says on his Facebook account that his platform will contain proposals for the future of society and the state and that he currently sees no will among politicians for “fundamental change”
“I know that I will not necessarily win this election
I will propose difficult but necessary solutions for the sake of the nation
I will be ready to carry them out without fear of responsibility,” Varaška wrote on Facebook
“I will gladly accept the support of political parties
social movements and each of you who wish to cooperate,” he added
Opinion polls indicate that Gitanas Nausėda
is currently the clear front-runner to win Lithuania’s presidential election scheduled for next spring
The other two top contenders are Ignas Vėgėlė