Lithuania vows immediate self-defence response to potential Russian attacks

Lithuania's Foreign Affairs Minister Kęstutis Budrys declared that the country would act immediately in self-defence if Russia were to attack its territory. This statement was made during a European Ministers meeting in Ireland, where the deteriorating security situation in Europe was a key topic. The meeting followed Germany's attribution of a drone attack at Leipzig airport to Russia, highlighting the Kremlin's aggressive actions against EU nations. EU leaders are considering tougher measures, including visa restrictions for Russian nationals, to counter the escalating threats.