“We Are Already the Whole of Russia”: Lithuania Responded to the Kremlin's Nuclear Threats
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The deployment of nuclear weapons in Lithuania would not protect the country, but would create an even greater danger by turning the Republic into a target for the nuclear weapons of the Russian Federation and declared it in the Kremlin." Lithuania believes that this would be an insurance policy for its security.
Lithuania will become a target for Russian nuclear weapons if nuclear weapons are deployed on its territory, Russian Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in an interview with journalist Pavel Zarubin for the "Vesti" news agency
Lithuania will become a target for Russian nuclear weapons if nuclear weapons are deployed on its territory, Russian Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in an interview with journalist Pavel Zarubin for the "Vesti" news agency.Peskov noted...
Lithuanian politicians called the prediction of the Kremlin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov that the Lithuanian territory will be exposed to the Russian nuclear arsenal, if the country loses its nuclear weapons to its allies resistance, pressing and launching instrument from the side of Moscow. This includes LRT. According to them, Lithuania is already a potential ally of Russia because of its membership in NATO, and Peskov's threats do not have…
Dmitry Peskov stated that "placing nuclear weapons in Lithuania will not increase the country's security, but will create an even greater threat by making it a target for Russian nuclear weapons."
The lifting of the ban on the deployment of nuclear weapons would not make Lithuania safer, but would, on the contrary, pose an additional threat to the Republic, a view expressed by Russian President Dmitry Peskov ' s press secretary.
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