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Lithuanian Foreign Minister urges EU not to weaken support for Ukraine after "good news from US"
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis called on Europe not to weaken its support for Ukraine after the US House of Representatives approved a new aid package
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LRT reported the information.
"I can say that we dodged a historic bullet. Unfortunately, many bullets are still waiting. Therefore, we can rejoice in today, but we must prepare for tomorrow's struggle," he emphasized.
According to the Lithuanian foreign minister, Europe’s main task is to support Ukraine.
"I think that many allies were relieved when the good news came from the United States. But this cannot stop us from doing what we have to do," he emphasized, referring to the fact that Lithuania, for its part, is also preparing new additional assistance for Ukraine.
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Lithuania provided another package of military aid, including an L-39ZA Albatros light attack aircraft, which was delivered to Ukraine on Saturday, April 20.
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