Lithuania launches Cyber Command to bolster national defence and cybersecurity
The Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence has officially launched the Lithuanian Cyber Command (LTCYBERCOM), a new unit within the Lithuanian Armed Forces.
The Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence has officially launched the Lithuanian Cyber Command (LTCYBERCOM), a new unit within the Lithuanian Armed Forces.
Lithuania has taken a significant step in strengthening its national defence capabilities by signing a contract with Swedish company Saab.
Germany’s defence giant Rheinmetall has solidified its partnership with Lithuania through a joint venture to establish a cutting-edge 155mm artillery ammunition production plant in Baisogala.
The Lithuanian Armed Forces have received the first major shipment of advanced night combat technologies as part of a EUR 17 million procurement.
Lithuanian Land Force personnel are undergoing intensive rocket artillery training at Grafenwoehr Base in Germany from December 15 to 21.
The EUR 950 million agreement includes not only the advanced Leopard 2A8 tanks but also a comprehensive package of spare parts and logistical support.
Minister of National Defence DovilÄ— Å akalienÄ— emphasised the importance of timely delivery and effective implementation of the IFVs to meet Lithuania’s security needs. “Lithuania’s objective is to have the national division at Full Operational Capability by 2030, and IFVs are an inseparable part of the process. We will form a sustained and long-term industrial …
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Lithuania has confirmed the purchase of 44 Leopard 2A8 main battle tanks from Germany’s defence industry.
German defence contractor Rheinmetall and Lithuania have officially started the construction of a state-of-the-art production plant for 155mm artillery ammunition.
“Lithuania’s interest in CV90 combat vehicles is a positive development and presents opportunities for co-acquisition with Sweden,” says PÃ¥l Jonson, Sweden’s Minister for Defence.
Italian EF2000 Eurofighter aircraft and U.S. B-52 Stratofortress strategic bombers conducted joint precision airstrike training over Lithuania.
The Lithuanian government on Wednesday approved the direct purchase of 155mm artillery shells for the country’s Armed Forces.