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Countries such as Estonia, Lithuania, and the Czech Republic have expressed support for the idea of sending troops to Ukraine. Estonia's government has openly considered troop deployment, while Lithuania has been proactive in training Ukrainian forces since the onset of the conflict. Lithuanian officials have discussed sending a small number of trainers, which many media outlets misinterpreted as potential combat troop commitments.
Moreover, the Baltic states have heightened their military readiness, integrating civil defense measures and reactivating conscription to enhance national resilience. Despite miscommunications and misinformation concerning troop deployments, disregard for logistical constraints would render individual countries incapable of unilateral military action.