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Lithuania

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Gabrielius Landsbergis
Gabrielius Landsbergis

“We choked the weapons supply, we failed to provide enough air defence, and now we ask Ukrainians to sit on their hands while cruise missiles land on their families. Such mistakes are setting the course of the entire century. And there is no justification for any of this.”

Aje

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Lithuania's foreign minister
22 Mar 2024 7 2
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Gitanas Nauseda
Gitanas Nauseda

“We should not hesitate to take bolder decisions because otherwise the Putin regime will decide that the Western allies are too weak, (that they should be) pushed to the corner and they will surrender. Our stronger wording on Ukraine's (membership) perspective would for sure increase the fighting spirit of Ukrainian soldiers on the battlefield. And this is very important.”

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President of Lithuania
03 Jul 2023 4 2
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Ingrida Simonyte
Ingrida Simonyte

“No blockade of Kaliningrad is taking place. It's just that sanctions have been applied to some goods included in the so-called sanction package since last weekend, particularly steel and ferrous metals, and railway clients or contractual parties have been informed of these sanctions and made aware that they cannot be transshipped and transported. All other goods that are not under sanctions, as well as passenger transit for which there is a special agreement between the European Union, Russia, and Lithuania, are being transported. Lithuania's good will is evident from the fact that it did not sever the agreement on passenger transportation with Russia when the latter was unable to pay for it due to international sanctions imposed on its banks. There were situations in that period when, say, due to certain restrictions applied to banks, Russia was unable to pay for the transportation of passengers, which would have formally been a reason for severing the contract. And yet transportation continued, we continued to follow the contract, and financial institutions were found through which payments were made and debts settled.”

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Prime Minister of Lithuania
21 Jun 2022 3 2
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Dainius Kreivys
Dainius Kreivys

“Not only it is an extremely important milestone for Lithuania in its journey towards energy independence, but it is also an expression of our solidarity with Ukraine. We must stop financing Russian war machine.”

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Minister of energy of Lithuania
20 May 2022 5 2
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Gitanas Nauseda
Gitanas Nauseda

“From this month on - no more Russian gas in Lithuania. Years ago my country made decisions that today allow us with no pain to break energy ties with the agressor. If we can do it, the rest of Europe can do it too!”

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President of Lithuania
02 Apr 2022 4 3
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Ingrida Simonyte
Ingrida Simonyte

“It is important that like-minded countries which share respect to international rules must be in solidarity in face of economic pressure. We must continue to share information and coordinate our actions inside the EU and with U.S. and with democratic states in Indian-Pacific ocean region.”

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Prime Minister of Lithuania
21 Dec 2021 5 3
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Asta Skaisgiryte
Asta Skaisgiryte

“Lithuania's president will ask European leaders for help in a dispute with China over diplomatic relations with Taiwan. We think this will lead to a discussion how the EU and particularly European Commission could help Lithuania in this matter. We want that the conflict to be clear to our European partners, and that the economic actions would be as wide as possible.”

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Foreign policy adviser to the president of Lithuania
16 Dec 2021 5 2
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Global Times
Global Times

“Lithuania is another cannon fodder which is not worth much in the eyes of the US. Washington is taking advantage of it. Unfortunately, it feels honored to be utilized by the US. Lithuania is resolutely putting itself in a hostile position against Russia and China. It is sad those Lithuanian politicians failed to see their shortsightedness in doing so.”

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Opinion piece by Global Times
15 Dec 2021 4 3
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Ingrida Simonyte
Ingrida Simonyte

“Our government's programme says Lithuania wants a more intense economic, cultural and scientific relationship with Taiwan. I want to emphasise that this step does not mean any conflict or disagreement with the 'One China' policy.”

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Prime Minister of Lithuania
21 Nov 2021 2 3
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Ingrida Simonyte
Ingrida Simonyte

“For us, it is very important that any talks (with Belarus) are coordinated with Lithuania, Poland and Latvia, which are at the forefront of the hybrid attack, and no decisions are taken which do not solve the situation fundamentally.”

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Prime Minister of Lithuania
21 Nov 2021 4 2
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Matas Maldeikis
Matas Maldeikis

“I want to have a strong delegation, especially for the first visit, and we are working to have a delegation with people who have different views, even from the opposition, for the people to see in reality how Lithuania and Taiwan can cooperate and create a win-win situation for both sides.”

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Lithuanian politician
18 Oct 2021 1 2
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Ricardas Sartatavicius
Ricardas Sartatavicius

“In the grain sector, there is a problem with the supply of raw materials. In 2020, [the sector's] sales to China amounted to around 70 million euros, and raw materials for the production of animal feed account for 90 percent of the raw materials purchased by Lithuanian companies from China. This could lead to problems. The Chinese are refusing to buy our products and are taking our goods off the shelves. There are these problems.”

Lrt

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Director of the Lithuanian Confederation of Industrialists
17 Sep 2021 3 2
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania

“Most often, companies report that their partners in China are refusing to renew or conclude new contracts. Therefore, the ministry has taken steps to help companies find new export and import markets and to address other problems caused by China's unlawful and undeclared, and so far publicly denied actions against Lithuanian businesses.”

Lrt

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Statement by Lithuania Foreign Ministry
17 Sep 2021 2 2
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Gitanas Nauseda
Gitanas Nauseda

“We would like to also have relations with China based on the principle of mutual respect. Otherwise the dialogue turns into unilateral ultimatums, requirements which are not acceptable in international relations.”

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President of Lithuania
15 Aug 2021 1 1
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Fabrice Leggeri
Fabrice Leggeri

“The situation at Lithuania's border with Belarus remains worrying. I have decided to send a rapid border intervention to Lithuania to strengthen EU's external border.”

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Executive Director of the European Union's border guard agency Frontex
12 Jul 2021 3 1
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