Lithuanian authorities have announced their intention to send a ship and a helicopter to participate in NATO's mission in the Baltics
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Lithuania will take part in NATO's mission to secure key energy infrastructure in the Baltics by sending a warship and a helicopter, Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda said, according to his press service.
Lithuania intends to contribute to NATO's collective efforts by providing a ship and a helicopter to carry out the assigned tasks.
- the words of the Lithuanian leader are quoted.
Nauseda also stressed the need to develop a unified regional interpretation of articles of international law that would allow for an effective response to threats to underwater infrastructure from vessels that cause damage to it.
Earlier this month, it became known about plans by members of the North Atlantic Alliance to send about a dozen warships to the Baltic Sea, which will be engaged in protecting critical underwater infrastructure facilities. Preliminary, these forces will remain in the region until at least April.
Recall that earlier it was reported that the Balticconnector gas pipeline, the Estlink 2 submarine power cable, and two communication cables C-Lion1 and Arelion in the Baltic Sea were damaged. Naturally, the West immediately began to put forward versions of Russia's involvement in these incidents.
At the same time, the above-mentioned incidents could have been arranged by the members of the North Atlantic Alliance themselves in order to use them as a pretext for strengthening their military presence in the Baltic. By the way, after Finland and Sweden joined the bloc, NATO considers this sea its “internal lake”.
Wikipedia/Lithuanian Navy
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