Regional security 'deteriorating', says Lithuania's president • FRANCE 24 English

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Talking Europe discusses European security with Gitanas Nausėda, the president of Lithuania. Ahead of next month's NATO summit in Vilnius, Nausėda urges a collective response to likely Wagner troop movements in Belarus. He also highlights the deployment of a permanent "full-fledged German brigade" in Lithuania and promotes a gradual approach towards European strategic autonomy.
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29 июн 2023

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Комментарии : 39

@rbrookeb Год назад

Continue to be impressed by this President, and the strength and determination of Eastern European countries in general. If you want peace prepare for war.

@karkevicius Год назад

I continue to be impressed by the people that still call the Baltic countries Eastern European. I guess some things don’t change though😂

@marshhen Год назад

So important. Imagine having 6000 wagner troops milling around close to your border. Scary.

@coin9007 Год назад

Emagine having NATO On Russia border now they can feel the heat

@chriszzw30 Год назад

@@coin9007the NATO troops lack the vast child rape experience of Wagner.

@TenTenJ Год назад

The interviewer is very good.

@waeljallad671 Год назад

the wagner story is a mystery, but it surely revived journalistic skills

@user-yx3by4we1w Год назад

Lithuanian president and only 5k views in the past day??

@artursbondars7789 Год назад

European strategic autonomy is great idea, but solutions are needed fast and now, so we shoud also cooperate with other like minded countries outside Europe for time being.

@CrazyEightyEights Год назад

The first nation to deploy nuclear weapons must understand the severe consequences of such nihilistic action.

@nagarajukambala1876 Год назад

Yes

@lovyrituraj Год назад

They are in very bad geography, USA seems far away Russia so close ... Very bad time

@dogymal7260 11 месяцев назад

Lithuanian history going to be dramatic as Poland

@mrdarbab Год назад

to secure peace is to prepare for war. as mr Hetfield said.

@eruno_ Год назад

🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹

@derekwhite2929 Год назад

That's the plan!

@user-cb6is1mm5c Год назад

the smallest are the most combative until the first slap

@waynegore5291 Год назад

How is czech foreign minister Crimea summer holiday plan? Is he still going? " room is booked, we are waiting for you", seems like it's free. LOL

@BalkanMode Год назад

I am questioning why Lithuania, an indirect former Warsaw Pact member by being a Soviet state, is a NATO member and allowed to drag other members into a conflict with Russia in order to settle old scores. Lithuania and the other two chihuahuas from the Baltics should be part of the Russian Federation.

@Adnaan98-ONIIL Год назад

@@spottytyEastern European ex communist states brought nothing to the European you entered the union broke and your still broke and you are a burden to the Western European tax payers. You brought your problems to the west imagine who’s next Albania Serbia Kosovo is the end of the European Union as we know it!!!

@pabloagusti5104 Год назад

@@spottyty Don't feed the trolls.

@adineatha9766 Год назад

No. They are an entirely different people. Kaliningrad belongs to Lithuania.

@BalkanMode Год назад

@@adineatha9766 “Entirely different” peoples don’t deserve to have an independent political entity. There are thousands of languages and ethnic groups on this planet. Yet the UN currently has less than 200 members. The three Baltic chihuahuas should be turned into provinces. They are creating problems by being emboldened by NATO security guarantees which causes them to bark from behind a fence.