Lithuania Seimas Committee Backs Removing Constitutional Ban on Nuclear Weapons

The Lithuanian Seimas Committee on Law and Order voted 7-2 to support removing the constitutional article prohibiting nuclear weapons deployment, signaling a potential shift in national defense posture. The move, if approved by the full parliament, would enable NATO nuclear sharing or hosting allied nuclear assets, directly challenging Russia's regional deterrence calculus. The initiative remains in early legislative stages, with final approval uncertain.