Baltic States

plural noun

1. Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and sometimes Finland.

Baltic States

plural noun

1. the republics of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, which became constituent republics of the former Soviet Union in 1940, regaining their independence in 1991 Sometimes shortened tothe Baltics

Example Sentences

I mean, particularly those in Eastern Europe, which Putin would have his eye on — the Baltic States and Poland.

From Salon

Nordic nations, like the Baltic States, appear to have a more acute sense of the danger.

From BBC

The war has also given new centrality to countries along NATO’s eastern border, particularly the Baltic States and Poland, a country that has acquired significant new clout within the alliance.

From New York Times

Seventeen countries have joined Germany’s initiative, including Britain and some Baltic States.

From New York Times

No, it would diminish it, for the same reason Putin didn’t dare attack the NATO-member Baltic States but twice attacked Ukraine: Dictators prey on the weak, not the strong.

From Seattle Times