Lithuanian President meets leaders from Poland and Estonia

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda held high-level meetings in Warsaw and Lithuania to discuss regional security and bilateral cooperation. In Warsaw, Nausėda met with Polish President Karol Nawacki to address economic cooperation, infrastructure projects, and the protection of national minorities. A significant portion of the discussion focused on strengthening NATO's eastern flank and responding to Russian aggression, including hybrid threats, cyberattacks, and airspace violations.

Nausėda emphasized the need for increased pressure on Russia through sanctions and stricter visa policies. He also highlighted the importance of protecting critical infrastructure and providing continued support to Ukraine. Additionally, the President noted that the U.S. military presence remains indispensable for European security.

In a separate diplomatic engagement, Estonian President Alar Karis visited Lithuania to discuss bilateral relations, regional defense, and Lithuania's upcoming presidency of the Council of the European Union.