Lithuania Military Strength 2026
Rank #96 of 145Lithuania is ranked #96 of 145 nations on the Warfare Institute Strength Index, with a provisional score of 0.6 / 100. The comparable baseline weighs air power, land and naval forces, active manpower and financials, adjusted for equipment quality and readiness.
Category scores
| Air Superiority | 0 |
|---|---|
| Air Defense | Not scored |
| Long-Range Strike | Not scored |
| Land Forces | 0.3 |
| Naval Forces | 0 |
| Logistics | 0.3 |
| Manpower | 4.1 |
| Financials | 0.7 |
Key figures
- Active personnel
- 23,000
- Reserve personnel
- 104,000
- Total aircraft
- 9
- Fighters
- 0
- Attack helicopters
- 0
- Tanks
- 0
- Armored vehicles
- 4,553
- Self-propelled artillery
- 16
- Rocket artillery (MLRS)
- 0
- Naval vessels
- 9
- Aircraft carriers
- 0
- Submarines
- 0
- Defense budget
- $5.7B
- Population
- 2,628,186
What the ranking shows
Lithuania scores 0.6 out of 100. Its highest category score is Manpower (4.1); its lowest is Naval Forces (<0.1). Category scores compare this country with the strongest inventory in each category, rather than measuring the probability of winning a war.
The inventory reports 23,000 active personnel, 0 fighters, 0 tanks and 9 naval vessels. Geography, alliances, logistics and deployment conditions affect how those forces can be used. Inventory totals and readiness estimates are explained in the methodology.
Data dates and sources
Model-level dates are not available for this country. The 2026 label identifies the ranking edition; individual observations may refer to earlier periods. Figures are public-source estimates.
Model-level citations have not yet been assigned for this profile.
These citations identify the source families assigned to the model records; they do not imply every aggregate figure has been independently verified. See the source registry and corrections process.
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