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Mindaugas Sinkevičius

Mindaugas Sinkevičius

Lithuanian jurist and politician

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  • 3h ago

    EU and NATO leaders urge joint action following surge in Russian hybrid attacks and airspace incursions

    European officials have demanded a unified strategy against escalating Russian sabotage and airspace violations following drone incursions across several European states.

  • Sep 25

    Russian State Outlet Deletes Op-Ed Threatening Nuclear Strike on Lithuania

    Russian state news agency RIA Novosti retracted a column proposing a missile strike against Lithuania after lawmakers in Vilnius moved to lift a constitutional ban on hosting nuclear weapons.

  • Sep 22

    Lithuania prepares evacuation plans as Poland pledges mutual defense support against Russian threat

    Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius revealed civil evacuation preparations for potential Russian aggression, while Poland pledged shelter for evacuees and promised to invoke NATO Article 5 if Baltic borders are breached.

  • Sep 21

    Trump pursues Belarus potash deal amid Canada trade dispute as Minsk cites supply limits

    US President Donald Trump announced negotiations to import lower-cost potash from Belarus to reduce reliance on Canadian supplies, though Minsk stated its current production is committed elsewhere.

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