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Comment this articleNATO extends patrol of Baltic airspace until 2018
VILNIUS - NATO has extended the alliance's patrol of Baltic airspace until 2018, Lithuanian Radio reported on Wednesday [Feb. 8]. The current mandate of the patrol mission is in force until the end of 2014.
NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen is satisfied with the decision made by the alliance.
''This mission confirms the alliance's commitment towards collective defense and solidarity,'' Rasmussen emphasized.
NATO has patrolled Baltic airspace since Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania joined the alliance in 2004.
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