On Wednesday, Baltic drone manufacturers showcased their products in Muuga harbor. There were nearly fifty people watching drones from Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. The unmanned vessel was not launched into the sea because the weather was unsuitable.
An Estonian drone company was founded by a Ukrainian. This company used a small drone during the recent Ukrainian war in the operation near Lyman. The drones delivered land-based drones to enemy rear areas. The company's leader Vello said their drone was one of the most important there.
An investment firm in Estonia is seeking a market for drones used in Ukraine. The firm's leader said there are only 20 to 30 drone developers in the Baltic countries. Companies need a domestic market, but the local military has not quickly adopted drones.
For example, drone usage has developed in Latvia. Latvia and Britain are supplying Ukraine with drones. Latvia managed to collect almost 500 million euros from 15 countries. In Poland, the military is emphasizing drones, although they also love tanks.