The exercise this year included visiting soldiers from Estonia, Lithuania and Germany, boosting the team of approximately 80 Latvian soldiers and home guard volunteers learning to clear the forests of dangerous unexploded munitions.
The discovered dangerous objects will be gingerly handled for transport to Adazi, where they will be defused or detonated.
The Cekule site, now abandoned, is one of the largest pollution centres of unexploded munitions in Latvia, used for military storage purposes since 1920.
Last year Swedish and Latvian munitions neutralization specialists defused over 1000 bombs, reported Sargs.lv.
