Estonia's Kaja Kallas tells AFP she believes NATO can stop any potential attack by Russia at the border of the Baltic states after an overhaul of the alliance's defences. "I'm convinced that right now we are able to defend our territory from the first moment, from the first inch," she says at the start of a two-day summit in Lithuania, adding that "we really feel that Ukraine’s place is in NATO." Leaders are to sign off on new regional defence plans in Vilnius that will detail for the first time since the Cold War how each ally would help to defend NATO's vulnerable eastern fringe. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES