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Lithuania issued one military-export licence for Israel in 2023, worth €177,000, and delivered the full €177,000 that year, according to the EU's annual arms-export report. The licence came in the year Israel launched the assault on Gaza that the UN Commission of Inquiry concluded in September 2025 constitutes genocide; the Commission urged all states to halt arms transfers that may be used in genocidal acts. Its single licence shows how widely the EU's licensing for Israel was spread across member states. The EU data do not identify the equipment licensed. EU licences for Israel totalled €948.12M in 2023.

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Lithuania → Israel: $205K (€177K) (licensed arms exports to)$205K

2023IsraelLithuania issued 1 military-export licences for Israel worth €177,000 in 2023 (EU annual report; licences, not deliveries); actual arms exports that year were €177,000.

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Council of the EU, Twenty-Sixth Annual Report under Art. 8(2) of Common Position 2008/944/CFSP (via Austrian Parliament) — Council of the EU, Twenty-Sixth Annual Report under Art. 8(2) of Common Position 2008/944/CFSP (via Austrian Parliament)Document

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