Be ‘unconstitutional’
Russian politician denies Lithuania’s independence
Russian hardliner Yevgeny Fyodorov wants to deprive Lithuania of independence. The politician has submitted a bill for this purpose.
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A member of Russia’s ruling party, United Russia, submitted a bill to the Russian State Duma. He questions the independence of the Republic of Lithuania.
The driving force is Yevgeny Fedorov (59). He is a Russian politician and is considered a hardliner. The state news agency “Ria Nowosti” stated that it considers the decree “on the recognition of the independence of the Republic of Lithuania” from the era of the Soviet Union illegal.
Anti-independence bill
The politician submitted a bill to the State Duma to challenge independence. He claims that the decree was issued by an allegedly unconstitutional body. It violates many articles of the USSR Constitution. There was also no referendum at that time.
It is possible that this is an attempt to challenge Lithuania’s membership in NATO. annoying “Mirror” The reaction was former Lithuanian Foreign Minister Audronius Oopales.
The decree has been signed
He referred to the Lithuanian Internet medium “Delphi” that the Parliament of the Russian Socialist Republic recognized the 1992 treaty on the independence of Lithuania. He explained that “it was signed, ratified and deposited with the United Nations.”
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, 54, told state news agency TASS that the Kremlin was not aware of “such an initiative”.
Schulz sends more soldiers to Lithuania
Sometimes the anxiety about a Russian attack on other countries is great. But Lithuania is part of NATO. Just a few days ago, German Chancellor Olaf Schulz (63) Strengthening the eastern flank of NATO Several hundred additional German soldiers promised him. (European Union)
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