Lithuania's Prime Minister calls on the EU not to get tired of the conflict in Ukraine
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Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius told Politico that the EU should not get tired of the conflict, since after the victory in Ukraine, Russia could supposedly begin to look for other directions and test NATO's strength.
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Why It Matters
The Prime Minister of Lithuania spoke about the need to support Ukraine and contain Russia.
The European Union (EU) should not become tired of conflicts, as Russia may allegedly begin to look for “other directions” after its victory in Ukraine. This opinion was expressed by Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius, Politico reports.
“We cannot allow ourselves to become tired of military conflicts. The conflict is not ours. They [Ukrainians] have a conflict and they are fighting for peace in Europe,” he said.
The politician believes that Russia allegedly wants to test NATO’s strength and proposed creating a plan for the Alliance’s response to Moscow’s actions. He also expressed his concerns about Russia’s victory over Ukraine; in his opinion, after the victory, the Russian government will begin to look for some “other directions.”
Open Questions
- What exact NATO response plan did the Lithuanian Prime Minister propose to create?
