The amendment requires a final vote with the support of at least 94 of the 141 Seimas members to become law. Once adopted, the measure would open the way for allied nations to station nuclear weapons within Lithuania.
Wednesday, October 21, 2026
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Lithuanian Parliament Approves First Vote to Lift Nuclear Weapons Ban
Geopolitics15 days ago
The Seimas voted Tuesday to advance the deployment of allied nuclear armaments on national territory by modifying the constitution. The legislative body passed the first reading of the amendment with 106 votes in favor, 18 against and six abstentions, seeking to remove the nation's existing ban on weapons of mass destruction.
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