US President Donald Trump has been pushing for Kyiv-Moscow talks, allegedly to end the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war. Meanwhile, the Baltic nations of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, which were annexed by the USSR in the 1940s before regaining independence in the 1990s, have expressed concerns that Moscow’s ambitions extend beyond Ukraine. Baltic officials point to Kremlin plans already in place for increased military production and additional troops along their borders.

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