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Baltic States Take the First Step Towards a Military Schengen Area: "in a Crisis, Every Hour Counts"

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Defence ministers from Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia agreed to create a Baltic military mobility zone, which meant simplifying bureaucracy and allowing free movement of troops, while strengthening NATO's Arctic flag.
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Baltic States Take the First Step Towards a Military Schengen Area: "in a Crisis, Every Hour Counts"

Defence ministers from Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia agreed to create a Baltic military mobility zone, which meant simplifying bureaucracy and allowing free movement of troops, while strengthening NATO's Arctic flag.

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Adevarul broke the news in Romania on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
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