Poland, Baltic states look to quit Ottawa treaty banning landmines due to Russian threat
But the ministers of Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia argue that the security situation along NATO’s eastern flank has “fundamentally deteriorated” since they signed on to the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention, and that “military threats to NATO member states bordering Russia and Belarus have significantly increased.”
KLAIPĖDA, Lithuania—As Russia has carried out its brutal invasion of Ukraine, it has increasingly resorted to hybrid warfare ...
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‘Talk about an invasion is everywhere’ — How Lithuania is preparing for war with RussiaThroughout Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, repeated and escalating warnings of the potential for a wider war have ...
Vaidotas Urbelis, defense policy director at Lithuania’s Ministry of Defense, warned that Russia only understands negotiating ...
Meeting Point Vilnius (MPV), which ran March 17-20 during the 30th anniversary edition of the Vilnius International Film Festival known locally as Kino Pavasaris, brought together producers from ...
Dublin, March 12, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Baltic States (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) Data Centre Landscape 2025" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The report ...
The defense ministers of Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia announced on Tuesday that they have unanimously recommended their countries' withdrawal from the Ottawa Convention due to heightened ...
NATO members Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia plan to withdraw from the Ottawa convention banning anti-personnel ...
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