“This is (Arvydas – BNS) Anušauskas’ panic. Let him panic himself, while we assess the situation soberly. We are always on the pulse, always evaluating. We are currently periodically assessing it as well, but we certainly will not make sudden moves,” the minister said to journalists on Wednesday in Klaipėda.
He spoke this way in response to the call by conservative MP Arvydas Anušauskas for the Lithuanian government to join Latvia’s plans to ban bus trips to Russia and Belarus.
