Что значит уход США из Литвы?

Lithuania is once again awaiting signals from Washington: a heavy American battalion is leaving, and what will happen to the full rotation, tanks, and previous combat power remains unclear. Meanwhile, Europe acknowledges that it is not ready to quickly replace critical US capabilities, Belarus is increasingly being mentioned in scenarios of possible provocation, and within Lithuania, the cyber scandal involving the Center of Registers is escalating into a political crisis. The issue also covers the country's tourism shortage and a stern warning to rescuers ahead of summer waterfront activities. Watch this issue of "Lithuania in a Week": A heavy American battalion is leaving Lithuania: 650 troops have completed their service, and approximately 350 new troops have already arrived. Lithuania is awaiting US decisions regarding forces in Poland, as the American presence in the Baltic states depends on them. Europe could lose not only some American soldiers but also critical military capabilities—refueling tanks, bombers, reconnaissance systems, and other assets. Gitanas Nausėda warns that the international order is facing serious tests, and military force is once again becoming a key factor. Alexander Lukashenko declares that Belarus has no intention of entering a war against Ukraine, but simultaneously speaks of preparations for war and possible provocations. The scandal surrounding the data leak from the Center of Registers is escalating into a political crisis: following the theft of over 600,000 real estate records, ministers have been summoned to the Seimas, and the main question now is why the public was not warned for so long. Lithuanians are spending increasingly more money abroad, while the country's tourism balance is slipping into negative territory. As summer begins, rescuers are reminding people of the dangers of water: over the past five years, 551 drowning victims have been pulled from Lithuanian waters, including 20 children. #Lithuania #USA #NATO #troops #Pabrade #Europe #Belarus #Lukashenko #Ukraine #cybercrisis #tourism #water #news