British royal family
Military base in Estonia: Prince William drives in the tank
Great Britain’s heir to the throne Prince William visits British troops in Estonia, which are stationed near the border with Russia. This creates an unusual picture.
Prince William visited a NATO battle association stationed by Great Britain in Estonia. The heir to the throne met with British soldiers at the Tapa military base. Pictures also showed the 42-year-old on a Challenger-2 tank that was moved to Estonia to deter Russia and strengthening the NATO-East flank.
The British news agency PA reported in the tank in the tank. Great Britain leads a multinational NATO battle association in Estonia.
Some of the soldiers stationed around 150 kilometers from the Russian border belongs to the Mercian regiment-William is its colonel-in-chief. “It is great to see the commitment and expertise of our troops in action,” said the Kensington Palace on the platform X.
William also looked at several other military vehicles and also entertained with French soldiers who are stationed there. “It is good to have such an international partnership,” he told PA news agency.
The visit to Tapa was the end of a two -day visit to William in Estonia, which he undertook without his wife Princess Kate. On his first trip abroad in 2025, King Charles III’s son came. in Tallinn with the Estonian President Alar Karis. He also attended a school for Ukrainian war refugees and met residents and guests of the Estonian capital.
Estonia has 1.2 million inhabitants and borders on Russia in the east. Its war against Ukraine is seen in the Baltic state as a direct danger to national security.
dpa
Source: Stern
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