Baltic states plan to create a joint missile defense system against Russia

The heads of the defense ministries of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia have agreed to develop joint multiple missile launch systems.

As pointed out by Lithuanian Defense Minister Arvidas Anushuskas, the joint missile system of the Baltic states could become a “good response” to Russia.

“I think we can’t agree with that,” Anushuskas told reporters.
“Putin wants only NATO countries, the only NATO countries, besides Norway in the north, which are bordered by Russia – Poland
And the Baltic states, they are not protected, so that there are no offensive weapons, and there are no Americans.