Plan de urgență pe flancul estic al NATO: Cum ar fi evacuați civilii din țările baltice în cazul unei crize majore

Poland and Lithuania are developing a joint plan for civilian evacuation from the Baltic states in case of a major crisis or military threat. The Suwałki corridor plays a crucial role in this strategy, as it connects the Baltic states to NATO and EU members. Lithuanian officials are currently assessing logistics and procedures for the evacuation process. The plan will be finalized after both countries agree on a common intervention mechanism. Ongoing exercises, 'Vyčio Skliautas 2026', involve around 3,000 participants testing emergency response systems. The focus is on ensuring readiness for potential crises, without indicating an imminent military threat. Poland is also preparing to receive evacuees from the Baltic states, emphasizing the importance of the Suwałki corridor for both military and civilian transport.