Finland and Lithuania Move to Host Nuclear Weapons Reversing Decades of Policy

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"Finland has lifted its ban on hosting nuclear weapons. What does that change for the Fins? Just one minor thing. Their country is now at Russia's nuclear target list. Rejoice, Finland. You've reached peak security. Lithuanian president says, A few days ago, I initiated a consultation constitutional amendment to remove the current restrictions on the possible deployment of nuclear weapons in Lithuania."

Finland and Lithuania are reversing constitutional restrictions to allow nuclear weapons deployment on their territory as part of NATO collective deterrence. The guest condemns Finland's decision as abandoning decades of successful neutrality that provided security, warning that hosting American or French nuclear weapons near St. Petersburg will make Finland a priority Russian target and militarize the border for decades. This represents a fundamental shift in Nordic and Baltic security posture.