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- Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevicius said Lithuania must boost its own deterrence through NATO.
- He named air defence as the nation’s most urgent security priority.
- Sinkevicius warned drones, migration-linked flights and Belarusian weather balloons heighten regional insecurity.
- He stressed NATO Article 5 obliges each member to be ready, not just rely on allies.
- Sinkevicius confirmed Lithuania contributes at least 0.25% of GDP annually to Ukraine, about 0.3% recently.
