Lituania elimină interdicția de a staționa arme nucleare. Rusia o amenință cu un atac nuclear • Newsweek România

Lithuania's parliament has voted to remove the constitutional ban on nuclear weapons deployment, signaling its commitment to NATO's nuclear deterrence. The decision, supported by 99 deputies, allows for potential negotiations with the U.S. for nuclear arms placement. This move makes Lithuania the only NATO country with such a constitutional restriction. Future deployments may be considered based on defense needs. Russia has threatened Lithuania in response, indicating that the country could become a target for Russian nuclear arsenal. Lithuania's strategic location near Kaliningrad and Belarus adds to the urgency of its defense considerations.