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Lithuanian National Defense Minister Dovile Sakaliene Signed A Protocol For The Acquisition Of The Infantry Machine Cv90 At The Nato Defense Ministers Meeting In Brussels. Lithuania Participates In The Acquisition Program Of These Infantry Combat Machines Together With Finland, Sweden, Norway, Estonia And The Netherlands. This Agreement Testifies To Our Commitment To Strengthen The Capacity Of The Lithuanian Armed Forces And Close Cooperation With Nordic Partners. It Is Important For Us That The Acquisition Program Is Fast And Efficient, And The Infantry Machines Have Been Introduced In Time. The Lithuanian Goal Is The Full Operating Capacity By 2030 And This Infantry Combat Machine. But Also Emphasizing Close Cooperation Between Countries, Said The Minister Of National Defense. The Signing Of The Intention Of The Intention Is Another Evidence Of The Strong Northern And Baltic Cooperation In The Nato Format. This Cooperation Is Also An Aim Of Strengthening National And Collective Defense Capabilities And The Desire To Effectively Coordinate The Acquisition Of Modern Military Equipment. There Is Also A Knit And Long -Term Industrial Cooperation, Involving Lithuania In The Program Supply Chains And Ensuring Effective Cv90 Service And Support In Lithuania. The Future Acquisition Of The Infantry Fighting Machines Cv90 Will Also Allow More Efficient Use Of Resources And Increase Operating Compatibility Between Allies, Strengthening Closer Military And Industrial Cooperation. The Cv90 Platform Produced By The Swedish Company Bae Systems Hagglunds Has High -End Protection, Mobility And Combat Power. It Has Already Been Successfully Used In Several Nato Countries And Has Also Been Tested During Real Operations. The Presentation Of The Infantry Fight Machine Cv90 To Lithuania And Other Countries Is Expected Since 2028.
