Kremlin Threatens Nuclear Strike on Lithuania Over NATO Weapons
Russian officials warned that Lithuania would be targeted by nuclear weapons if it hosts a nuclear arsenal on its territory. The threat comes amid heightened tensions over NATO's eastern flank expansion.
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Kremlin warns Lithuania against hosting Western nuclear weapons - Reuters
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