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Defence industry representatives point the finger at politicians: we are tired of the excuses (opens the original)
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Companies in the country already manufacture various weapons components, including parts for tanks and fighter aircraft, as well as complete systems. Vaidas Sabaliauskas, director of the Lithuanian Defence and Security Industry Association, says the sector could develop far more quickly, but the necessary conditions are not being created. "The question we face now is not what to manufacture, but how to scale up, bring products to market, secure long-term supply contracts and become part of the s
Germany’s message to Russia: ’If necessary, we will respond with military force’ (opens the original)
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In August, a drone was found beside an aircraft at Leipzig Airport, carrying explosives and a detonator. The drone carrying the explosive device was discovered near a Ukrainian Antonov An-124 cargo plane. In an interview with Delfi, however, Zimmermann pointed out that other European countries were also facing various acts of sabotage. ’We are seeing such incidents not only in Germany. Look at the Baltic Sea. There have been attempted acts of sabotage there, some of which were even successful –
"We will see and hear even more": more than just the German brigade will be operating in Lithuania (opens the original)
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Gintaras Ažubalis says that the capabilities of the German brigade are more than ten times greater than those of the allied forces previously stationed here. "This is no longer a single battalion, as it was before, but five battalions, roughly speaking: three combat battalions, two support battalions and many other units that form an integral, organic part of the brigade. But I would like to emphasise that, over time, there will be more here, because the Germans will not send just one brigade. T
If Lithuania were attacked from Belarus: Antanaitis explains how German brigade could respond (opens the original)
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Asked about the capabilities of the German brigade in Lithuania, military expert Darius Antanaitis says that the key issue is not the number of troops or pieces of equipment, but what capabilities the brigade can call upon from Germany or other allied countries. The German brigade will comprise around 5,000 military personnel and civilian employees, as well as approximately 2,000 pieces of military equipment. These will include Puma infantry fighting vehicles. "The Puma is a heavily protected ar
A success story in the making: Germans impressed by what they have seen in Lithuania (opens the original)
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Germany has confirmed that it will permanently station around 5,000 soldiers and civilian personnel in Lithuania, with the brigade expected to reach full operational capability in 2027. Residential and service facilities are already being constructed at the Rūdninkai military training area, which is intended to host the majority of the brigade and will cover approximately 190 hectares. Lithuanian and German officials who inspected the project say the work is progressing according to schedule. "O
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