Lithuania
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Lithuania is actively involved in NATO defense cooperation, hosting German troops and participating in joint military exercises with Poland and France near the Belarusian border. The country has expressed concerns over potential Russian provocations in the Baltic region and has taken steps toward constitutional reform to allow for the possible deployment of nuclear deterrence assets from NATO. Lithuania's leadership has also highlighted divisions within the EU regarding sanctions against Russia, citing economic interests as a barrier to unified action.
Recent coverage
- Lithuania Strengthens Protection of Critical Infrastructure Amid Concerns Over Hybrid Attacks — Коммерсантъ
- Remains of Soviet soldiers are being moved to a cemetery in Vevise, Lithuania — Вести
- Protest Held in Paris Against Deportation of Russian Refusenik Daniil Mukhametov — SOTAvision
- More than 16,000 Lithuanian residents left without power - SPB Newspaper news — Gazeta.SPb
- EU Court Rejects Attempt to Lift Sanctions on Belarusian Fertilizers Transiting Through Klaipeda — Интерфакс
- Lithuania and Latvia declare readiness to host NATO nuclear weapons — Вести
- Latvian President declares readiness to deploy nuclear weapons in the country — Интерфакс
- Russian forces sank 116 ships in 10 days; Lithuania fears Russian attack; European leaders in Kyiv — Дождь
- Turn on 'Here and Now' news with Denis Kataev. In this episode: — Дождь (Telegram)
- Peskov responds to Lithuania's claims about Russia's infrastructure plans in the Baltics — Вести
- Peskov calls Lithuanian claims about Russia's plans to attack Baltic infrastructure 'scare tactics' — Интерфакс
- Main points from Dmitry Peskov's statements: — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Lithuania approved plan for independent evacuation of residents — Вечерняя Москва
- Lithuanian Prime Minister Calls Taiwan's Opening of a Representative Office in Vilnius 'Too Bold' — Коммерсантъ
- Nine European countries plan to cut IOC funding from EU due to Russian participation — Вечерняя Москва
- Estonia, Finland and seven other countries seek to cut off funding for the IOC over Russia's admission — Фонтанка
- Lithuania's Foreign Minister Says There Is a Rift in the EU Over Sanctions Against Russia — Ведомости
- Lithuania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs complains about rift in EU over anti-Russian sanctions — Вести
- Lithuania will test foreigners on polygraph before issuing residence permits — Коммерсантъ
- Baltic States Issue Joint Demarch to Russian Foreign Ministry Over Claims Regarding Airspace for Ukrainian Forces — Вечерняя Москва