The following gives a short overview on the different approaches the partners and host nations in the three Baltic states agreed on. To secure the Baltic States, Canada, Great Britain and Germany are currently reinforcing their troops on the eastern flank. The recent German announcement to permanently deploy a brigade in Lithuania came not only by surprise, it is also a completely different approach than that of the partners. Considering the challenges involved, for good reason.
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