This legislative move clears the penultimate hurdle in the government's effort to modify its national defense laws. The decision allows the Baltic state to proceed with the legal process to officially station NATO facilities and nuclear weaponry within its borders.
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
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Lithuania Lifts Constitutional Bans on Nuclear Weapons and NATO Bases
Geopolitics7 days ago
October 6 saw the Lithuanian parliament vote to permit the presence of foreign military assets and nuclear capabilities on its soil. The Seimas passed the measure to remove constitutional restrictions that had previously forbidden the hosting of permanent foreign bases and nuclear armaments.
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