Lithuania Lifts Constitutional Ban on Foreign Nuclear Weapons Deployment

Lithuania's Seimas approved a constitutional amendment removing the prohibition on deploying weapons of mass destruction and foreign military bases, a significant reversal of its post-Soviet neutrality stance. The move, passed with 99 votes in favor, signals deeper NATO integration and heightened security posture amid regional tensions. The amendment's implications for actual deployment remain uncertain, but it marks a notable shift in Lithuania's defense policy.