Reacția Kremlinului după ce Lituania a spus că vrea să-și modifice constituția: „Va fi în vizorul armelor noastre nucleare”

The Kremlin warned that if Lithuania modifies its constitution to allow nuclear weapons, it would become a target for Russian nuclear arms. Dmitry Peskov stated that such a move would escalate tensions, as these weapons would be aimed at Russia. Lithuania's President Gitanas Nauseda expressed the desire for the country to participate in nuclear deterrence against Russia, prompting a constitutional amendment to remove the ban on nuclear arms deployment. This initiative follows Finland's recent decision to lift its nuclear deployment ban. Experts argue that Lithuania's current restrictions do not align with the geopolitical situation, emphasizing the need for enhanced deterrence capabilities.