Lithuania parliament backs lifting constitutional ban on nuclear weapons deployment
Lithuania's parliament voted to lift the constitutional ban on nuclear weapons and foreign military bases, a first for a Baltic state, signaling a major shift in its defense posture amid heightened Russian threat. The move is preliminary and requires further legislative steps, but it marks a significant departure from previous policy and could reshape regional deterrence dynamics.
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Lithuania Parliament Advances Nuclear Weapons Deployment Ban Reversal
Lithuania's parliament has initiated legislative steps to lift the constitutional ban on nuclear weapons deployment and foreign military bases, a significant shift in its defense posture. This move, confirmed by EUobserver, is preliminary and requires further legislative action, indicating a potential change in regional deterrence dynamics amid heightened Russian threat.