Lithuania’s Defence Minister Robertas Kaunas says the future presence of United States troops in Lithuania is under review amid Washington’s reassessment of its force posture in Europe. Kaunas, speaking in Vilnius, confirms that the current US contingent stationed in Lithuania is departing on schedule. However, he says uncertainty remains over whether the next rotation—previously expected to arrive—will do so as planned. Defense News and Military Times report that Kaunas describes the situation as a delay in the next scheduled deployment rather than an announced change to the overall relationship. Cyprus Mail similarly reports that Lithuania’s minister is acknowledging that the arrival of the next American military rotation is unclear. Across the articles, there is agreement that the ongoing presence is ending as expected, while the timing and prospect of the subsequent US deployment are still being evaluated. The reports do not specify new dates, reasons for the review, or whether the next rotation will ultimately proceed as originally scheduled.