LithuaniaLithuanian minister discusses Russia's nuclear threats
Lithuanian Minister Kęstutis Budrys suggests that Russia's nuclear threats are routine rather than serious warnings, and that Russia only backs down when truly necessary.
Background
Lithuania, a NATO and EU member, shares a border with Russia and its exclave Kaliningrad. Tensions between the two countries have been ongoing, particularly since Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine, with Lithuania frequently expressing concerns about regional security and Russian aggression.
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Lithuanian minister discusses Russia's nuclear threats
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A Lithuanian minister provides an analysis of Russia's nuclear threats, suggesting they are often a tactic rather than an immediate danger.
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