VILNIUS - NATO will set up regional centers in a handful of Eastern European countries, Lithuania announced, as top military commanders met in Vilnius two weeks ago, reports AFP.Defense chiefs from the alliance’s 28 nations took part in a three-day meeting along with NATO top commander General Philip Breedlove amid anxiety in the region over Russia’s actions in Ukraine.The so-called ‘command and control’ centers will be launched in “four or five countries: Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland and Romania,” Lithuania’s chief of defense, Jona...
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