A representative stated that the principle of voluntarism will continue to guide operations, with alternative measures to be pursued if necessary. Regarding capacity, infrastructure in Lithuania designed to accommodate approximately 5,000 men and women is scheduled for expansion, with the work expected to proceed according to plan through the end of 2027. On Monday in Pabradė, the individual reported that roughly 90 percent of the required forces are currently deployed within Lithuania, and all personnel are volunteers.
While acknowledging specific deficiencies—such as expertise in IT, logistics, and personnel management—the statement noted that these gaps are also present domestically. The commitment to volunteerism remains central to the strategy. Authorities affirmed their continued reliance on volunteers and their dedication to providing optimal living conditions for their families.
The plan stipulates that even after exhausting all available resources, efforts will continue to support the families of service members. This sustained focus on volunteer support is crucial for maintaining operational readiness across Lithuania. The emphasis remains on methodical expansion and resource management to meet ongoing needs.
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