NATO Rotational Air Defense Model in Lithuania
NATO countries are implementing a rotational air defense model stationed in Lithuania to boost Europe's defense capabilities in response to calls from the Baltic states. The defense systems will be operational later this year, and the equipment includes Patriot surface-to-air missile systems provided by a European ally.
Key Points
- NATO countries are implementing a rotational air defense model in Lithuania
- Equipment includes Patriot surface-to-air missile systems provided by a European ally
- Tensions remain high between Moscow and the West due to the war in Ukraine