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Lithuania and another 10 NATO members states, as well as Finland, which is not a member of the Alliance, are considering joint procurement of critical ammunition for land forces in the future in an effort to secure lower prices, the Lithuanian Defense Minister said.
The Lithuanian parliament on Thursday passed amendments paving the way for centralizing procurement in the national defense system.
Officer in charge of military procurement, Colonel Darius Užkuraitis, is being rotated to NATO's Joint Force Headquarters in Brunssum, the Netherlands.
