Lithuania approves direct artillery shell purchase from Rheinmetall
The Lithuanian government on Wednesday approved the direct purchase of 155mm artillery shells for the country’s Armed Forces.
The Lithuanian government on Wednesday approved the direct purchase of 155mm artillery shells for the country’s Armed Forces.
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