Lituania este în discuții cu SUA pentru a găzdui arme nucleare americane pe teritoriul său, deși Constituția o interzice. Președintele țării invocă „riscurile de securitate actuale”

Lithuania is in talks with the U.S. about hosting American nuclear weapons, as confirmed by Defense Minister Robertas Kaunas. The discussions arise amid concerns over security vulnerabilities due to potential reductions in U.S. military presence in Europe. Lithuania's constitution currently prohibits weapons of mass destruction, but President Gitanas Nausėda is considering amendments for security reasons. The Pentagon is also planning to withdraw around 1,000 troops from Lithuania, prompting a reassessment of regional military positioning.