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Lithuania, one of the three Baltic States is under threat from Russia. Drone attacks, disinformation, so called hybrid warfare have almost become routine. Recen…
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The last thing I could do putting nukes near Russia. They need to have peace deal than thinking of deploying nukes.
It's always the smallest dogs that acts aggressive 😂😂😂...all barks...😂😂😂😂
Very heroic people these Lithuanians.After starting war with China now they are facing Russia.
This guy has a baseball cap for a hair style
vladimir is going to put a spider in your sock
If it is not Russia, then stop begging for ceasefire and just do your thing
Under pressure? 🤭
weird dude!
there are Russian heritage citizens in lithuania----whilst the west protects Jewish heritage and rightfully so; equally Russia won't forget the rights of heritage Russians...the gifts of dual citizenry....
Nukes goes both ways.... 😢<br>Simply put, nuking anything is a bad strategy...<br>It doesn't matter if Russia has more of them, they have only a few large cities...
Russia has the LARGEST Nuclear arsenal in the world. They have the only tested and approved HYPERSONIC MISSILES. Lithuania must just keep away from NATO 😢😢😢😢😢😢
Just a bunch of cousins fighting lol get over yourselves!
Mindaugas Sinkevicius (born 1984) is the head of the Social Democratic Party. He took over as a prime minister of Lithuania in July 2026 from his predecessor Inga Ruginiene, who resigned. Sinkevicius governs with a coalition of Social Democrats and several centrist parties. Before July 2026 the Social Democrats formed a coalition with the right wing populist party named "sunrise of Nemunas". All parties in the Lithuanian parliament agree to boost defense spending and support Ukraine in its fight against Russia's aggression.
The Russian leader, President Vladimir Putin, has on various occasions talked about his aim to bring back former Sovjet Republics back under the control of Russia. Lithuania, Lativa and Estonia, which were independent states between the two World Wars, would fall into that category. Lithuania war part of the Sovjet empire until 1990, when it declared independence again.
Lithuania, a member of NATO and EU since 2004, borders in the East on Belarus, an ally of Russia, and in the West on the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad. Between these borders Lithuania is only 65 kilometers wide. NATO considers the land gap, named after the Polish city Suwalki, a vulnerable part of his Eastern flank. The German army, the Bundeswehr, is currently building a new permanent brigade in Rukla with 4800 soldiers to support the Lithuanian efforts to deter Russia.
立陶宛？欧洲大国哇。俄罗斯算什么？😂😂😂😂😂😂
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