Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabriel Landsbergis believes the West has not been open and honest enough about what the Russian Federation’s war on Ukraine really means, and suggested that this may be due to growing fears.
He made the relevant statement during a debate at the Foreign Policy Forum in Berlin on Tuesday, “Evropeyska Pravda” notes. LRT.
The Lithuanian minister suggested that the West would not consider war unleashed by the Russian Federation as an immediate threat until there was an upheaval similar to Pearl Harbor.
“In most cases, we try to present it as a regional, yet distant problem that doesn’t affect us. It’s a big political problem that should be at the center of discussions.
As a history buff, I’m afraid we’re waiting for Pearl Harbor. We’ve already gone through all the stages, but since Pearl Harbor didn’t happen, we believe everything is fine. However, all is not so good,” said Landsbergis.
Earlier, the head of the Lithuanian Foreign Ministry said that Russia’s attack on the Baltic states and other NATO members – Only time.
He worries that if Western allies lack the political will to help Ukraine succeed, Russia will too He will take it as his victoryAnyone who prepares for a new war and its neighbors can become a victim of aggression.
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