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Lithuania to lift constitutional ban on NATO nuclear weapons and foreign military bases

Lithuania plans to amend Article 137 of its constitution to allow NATO nuclear weapons and permanent foreign military bases. Move responds to Russian threat and enables potential US/German force posture expansion. Would mark first Baltic state opening for allied nuclear infrastructure. Significant deterrence signal.

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