Lithuanian President Calls on NATO Member Countries to Recognize Russia as a Threat to the Existing World Order

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda has addressed NATO member countries in London, urging them not to ignore Russia's actions and to recognize the country as a threat to the existing world order, as reported by Interfax.

According to the president, Russia should be considered a threat; otherwise, the structural foundation of the alliance will significantly change. Nausėda stated that Russia's actions in the world could be seen as a threat. Specifically, he recalled Russia's alleged provocative actions toward Georgia, Ukraine, and Moldova.

The Lithuanian president emphasized that it is impossible to overlook what Russia is doing. The alliance's stance on this statement is not yet clear.