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Lithuania says it would pay the cost if US establishes military base

First reported 5 Oct, 21:10 UTCUpdated 2h ago4 sources

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US President Donald Trump has said he would consider Lithuania's request for a permanent base.

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Trump Says US to Consider Permanent Troop Base in Lithuania

President Donald Trump said the US will consider establishing a permanent military base in Lithuania, prompting an offer from the Baltic state’s government to cover the costs.

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  1. The HillCenterUSHigh factuality
    Trump says he will ‘certainly look at’ establishing US military base in Lithuania (opens The Hill in a new tab)

    President Trump said Monday he will “certainly look at” establishing a U.S. military base in Lithuania a week after the country’s prime minister said he would welcome U.S. service members into the Baltic state. “They’re friends of mine; they’re great people, so we’ll certainly look at it. They are great people,” the…

  2. The Straits TimesCenterSGHigh factuality
    Lithuania says it would pay the cost if US establishes military base (opens The Straits Times in a new tab)

    US President Donald Trump has said he would consider Lithuania's request for a permanent base.

  3. BloombergCenterUSVery high factuality
    Trump Says US to Consider Permanent Troop Base in Lithuania (opens Bloomberg in a new tab)

    President Donald Trump said the US will consider establishing a permanent military base in Lithuania, prompting an offer from the Baltic state’s government to cover the costs.

  4. NewsweekCenterUSMostly factual
    Russia Issues Warning As Trump Considers New Military Base (opens Newsweek in a new tab)

    The U.S. rotates roughly 1,000 soldiers in and out of Lithuania on a regular basis, but there's no permanent U.S. base there.

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