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Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Lithuania has officially requested to discuss the issue of Hungary’s exclusion from the EU.
Šimonytė noted that opinions about the future of Ukraine and Eastern Europe fell into two groups: “the victory camp and the camp of non-defeat, whatever this may mean”.
“I think that there can be no non-defeat without a victory: if there is no victory, there is no winning, and Ukraine must win, and there can be no other opinion on this,” the Lithuanian prime minister insisted.
Asked whether she saw any signs of fatigue in Western Europe as Russia’s war in Ukraine entered its second year, Šimonytė answered that she was following international media and occasionally noticing “signals that may look worrying and may give such an impression”.
“On the other hand, Ukraine is being provided with significant support, and a lot of military support will be sent [to the country]; there are high expectations about the counteroffensive, which is probably being planned by Ukraine’s Armed Forces,” she added.
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