War is a conflict between political entities, typically nation-states or groups, characterized by extreme violence and hostilities. It involves organized military forces and is often declared or acknowledged by the parties involved. Wars can arise from various causes, including territorial disputes, resource competition, ideological differences, or the pursuit of power. The scale of war can vary, from small-scale skirmishes to large-scale battles and mass mobilizations, and it can take forms such as conventional warfare, guerrilla warfare, and cyber warfare. The repercussions of war are profound, affecting not only the combatants but also civilians, economies, and the social fabric of societies. Wars are often studied and analyzed in terms of their causes, strategies, consequences, and the legal and ethical considerations surrounding the conduct of armed conflict.
The Baltic nations, including Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, face rising anxiety due to the conflict in Ukraine and historical fears of aggression. Amid geopolitical tensions, concerns grow over the security…