A number of congressional colleagues, particularly those not on this committee, are often surprised to hear that we have no permanently based troops in Latvia, Lithuania, or Estonia, despite them being NATO allies.
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Gallego highlights the absence of permanent U.S. troops in Baltic NATO countries.
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