Estonia He has given a decisive step towards strengthening their defensive abilities With the arrival of the first six self -propelled cannons Caesarfrom France ,. Just six months after the signing of an important agreement at the Eurosatory defense fair, the first 6 × 6 mk1 cannons They have landed on Estonian soil.
This agreement, announced by the local medium er, contemplates the acquisition of 12 self -propelled cannons caesarmanufactured by the French consortium Knds in Roanne. The remaining six units are expected to be delivered before the end of summer.
In addition to the initial supply, the contract includes the Option to make additional orderswhich will provide Estonia for the possibility of expanding its arsenal based on future needs, a key feature in a security context that remains uncertain.
Lieutenant Colonel Rauno Viitmannresponsible for the acquisition of these artillery systems, ensures that the new cannons will be operated by both recruits and reservists. From the moment of the arrival of the units, a INTENSE TRAINING PROGRAM to ensure that stonial troops are fully prepared to use them. This will begin immediately and will run over the next months.
Fire power and deployment capacity
Caesar cannons are known for their exceptional operational capabilities. Each unit is equipped with a 6 × 6 self -propelled system, which allows it reposition quickly along distances of up to 600 kilometers with a single fuel tank.
This design not only offers Strategic mobilitybut also facilitates its Implementation in various operational environments. In addition, the caesar are Compatible with NATO standard ammunitionwhich ensures perfect integration with allied forces in case of a crisis.
These self -propelled cannons have been tested in combat in recent conflicts, especially in Ukraine, where They have demonstrated their reliability and fire capacity.
