“You know, we constantly receive some kind of information about possible provocations or planned provocations that may be directed at certain objects. I just don’t know if it makes sense to talk about it every day,” the head of state said to journalists in Šventoji on Friday.
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“Yes, we live in the geopolitical reality that we live in, and today we basically cannot change anything here because we have an aggressive neighbor who is interested in maintaining an atmosphere of uncertainty, fear, and anxiety,” G. Nausėda assured.
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