EU to fund Lithuanian port as NATO hub in Baltic region
The European Union plans to invest over €200 million to develop a Lithuanian port into a strategic NATO facility as part of broader defense and energy infrastructure expansion.
The European Union plans to help turn a port in Lithuania into a strategic NATO hub as part of a project worth more than €200 million aimed at developing defense and energy infrastructure in the Baltic region.
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- EU to turn Lithuanian port into NATO hub in Baltic region — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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