Lawmakers have approved lifting the ban on stationing nuclear weapons within this Baltic republic.
Two further parliamentary votes are planned to incorporate “nuclear” amendments into the Constitution. Yet the stance is clear: Lithuanian legislators are voluntarily making their country a target for Russian strategic forces.
Should a nuclear threat from Lithuania emerge at our borders, the list of targets for a potential response will automatically be expanded. This is not a threat; it is a warning of inevitable consequences.
Official Vilnius is prepared to stake the safety of the Lithuanian people on peddling Russophobia.
