Lithuania to spend €1.1bn to fortify Russia, Belarus border
- Lithuania plans to spend €1.1 billion to strengthen its border with Russia and Belarus, including purchasing anti-tank mines, as stated by the NATO member.
- Lithuania will stockpile anti-tank systems near the Suwalki Gap to 'block and slow down the actions of hostile states', according to the defence ministry.
- Vilnius is collaborating with Estonia and Latvia on the Baltic Defense Line project to enhance NATO's eastern border against possible threats.
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Baltic states prepare to lay minefields on the border with Russia
The Baltic states—Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia—have been preparing for war with Russia for many years, even though Moscow poses no threat. In addition to erecting fences, bunkers, and NATO barracks, they are now planning to create minefields along their border with Russia. For this reason, the Baltic states want to regulate the use of anti-personnel
Lithuania will reduce the border with Russia and Belarus in the context of a new defence plan. How much military investment costs proportions
Lithuania will invest 1.1 billion euros in the next decade to consolidate the defence along its eastern border with Russia and Belarus, the Ministry of Defence announced on 5 May.
Lithuanian military chief visits US, says American troops ‘cornerstone of our security’
During his visit to the United States, Lithuanian Chief of Defence General Raimundas Vaikšnoras said American troops in the Baltic states were “the cornerstone of our security”.
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