Lithuania will vote for the lifting of the ban on nuclear weapons
Lithuania's parliament voted to remove its constitutional ban on nuclear weapons. The Kremlin warned the move could spark regional escalation. US military has maintained a battalion in Lithuania since 2019. The change requires a two-thirds majority in two votes.
- Lithuania's parliament voted to remove the constitutional ban on hosting nuclear arms.
- Dmitry Peskov stated that US military infrastructure near Russia increases tensions.
- The US has maintained an armored battalion in Lithuania since 2019.
- The legal overhaul of the nuclear arms ban requires a two-thirds majority in two votes.
Outlets: Daily Maverick, Dnevnik.bg, El Universal (Mundo), Kyiv Independent, LRT English (Lithuania), N1 BiH, NV English, The Moscow Times - Independent News From Russia, Ukrainska Pravda (English), Zerkalo
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