Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania — all NATO members since 2004 — fear they could be Moscow’s next target and view HIMARS’ long-range strike capability as a key tool for deterrence.

Estonia’s new HIMARs System enhances Baltic defense and deterrence, reflecting deep U.S.-Estonian military cooperation, rapid NATO integration, and strategic investment in counterstrike ...

Estonia received six High-Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) multiple rocket launchers (MRLs) on 30 April, the Estonian Centre for Defence Investments (ECDI) announced later the same day.

With the support of the European Commission, Estonia plans to take out up to €3.6 billion in loans to fund defense spending.

Estonia is diligently developing its defense capabilities, and the new Ministry of Defense development plan published ...

Rheinmetall and Lockheed developed the Global Mobile Artillery Rocket System as demand for guided-rocket launchers grows, ...

Estonia has increased its defense budget to 5.4% of its GDP, the highest in NATO. At a ceremony in April, six new HIMARS missile launchers arrived from the U.S. Estonian soldiers wore patches of ...

His remarks follow Estonia's first use of HIMARS to strike simulated maritime targets in the Baltic Sea on July 11. Tallinn received six launchers in April 2025 as part of a broader regional ...

NATO may decide to deploy a German-Dutch corps of allied forces in the Estonian city of Parnu, the ERR television and radio ...

Estonia Is Happy to Have the HIMARs on Their Land Though U.S. President Donald Trump and his supporters have repeatedly suggested that some NATO members aren’t paying “ their fair share ” in ...