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The Lithuanian Authorities Plan to Expand the Civil Mobilization Reserve to 100 Thousand

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The Lithuanian authorities plan to expand the civil mobilization reserve to 100,000 people.This includes civil servants, doctors, IT specialists, police officers, logisticians, power engineers and engineers. They will have to ensure the "continuity of...

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In Lithuania, about 100,000 people are expected to be recruited into the civilian reserve of mobilization personnel, as announced by the head of the National Crisis Management Centre (NCC), Vilmantas Vitkauskas, at a press conference in the Government.

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The head of the National Crisis Management Centre of Lithuania, Vilmantas Witkauskas, reported plans to establish a civilian reserve of 100,000 persons to ensure the vital functions of the State in the event of mobilization. The Lithuanian authorities intend to establish a pool of civilian specialists who will be required to continuously perform vital functions in both peace and emergency situations, and to transfer LRT. To the civilian reserve,…

The civilian mobilization personnel reserve is planned to have about 100 thousand people, says Vilmantas Vitkauskas, head of the National Crisis Management Center (NKMC).

·Vilnius, Lithuania
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The Lithuanian authorities have decided to establish a reserve of about 100,000 mobilization personnel, as reported by the head of the National Crisis Management Centre, Vilmantas Vitkauskas, and transferred to LRT. According to him, the reserve will include citizens whose profession is important for the implementation of the mobilization plans.

The Lithuanian authorities plan to expand the country ' s civil mobilization reserve to 100,000 people, as announced by the head of the National Crisis Management Centre (NCC) Wilmantas Vitkauskas.

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lrytas.lt broke the news in Vilnius, Lithuania on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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