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Lithuania's PM Warns Against Panic – and Demands More EU Protection

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Lithuania's PM Mindaugas Sinkevičius identifies the daily hybrid threat from Russia and simultaneously warns against panic. At the same time, Lithuania stands firmly with Ukraine – with a concrete demand to the EU.

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The Baltic states are, in the words of Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius, "almost daily targets of hybrid attacks from Russia." At the same time, he makes clear: the Lithuanians stand "clearly on the side of Ukraine." He directs a concrete demand to the EU – and simultaneously warns against panic.

The Baltic states are almost daily targets of hybrid attacks from Russia.

Source: Spiegel

Threat named, overreaction rejected

Sinkevičius draws a dual line: the hybrid threat from Russia is real and everyday – at the same time, he warns against panic. For him, the two go together. Taking the situation seriously, for him, does not mean falling into alarmism, but rather responding calmly.

What Lithuania demands from the EU

The Lithuanian prime minister formulates a concrete demand to Brussels. The specific measures are not detailed in the available Spiegel report – what is certain is that Lithuania is demanding a response to the hybrid threat.

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