Lithuanians are preparing to defend themselves against Putin

Today, Lithuania is a prosperous country. Immigrants, especially from Great Britain, are returning to the growing economy. Revenue increased by 89%. EU average. However, peace and prosperity are an anomaly in Lithuania’s modern history. The English newspaper writes that Russian invasions are routine.

Russia poses a “threat to survival”, former Lithuanian president Dalia Grypaskait told the FT. In a matter of days, Putin’s troops could destroy everything Lithuanians have built since independence in 1990.

2.7 million Lithuanians live between the Russian satellite of Belarus and the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad. How can they resist? Mobilizing every Lithuanian.

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