Lithuania President Says Putin Won't Stop at Ukraine

The transcript discusses Ukraine's resilience in the face of Russian aggression, highlighting the unity of the Ukrainian people and the leadership of Vladimir Zalenski. It calls for international action against Russia's nuclear threats and emphasizes the need for stronger sanctions. The discussion also covers military and economic support for Ukraine, NATO's role in reassuring Baltic countries, and the potential threats to Eastern Europe if Ukraine falls.

What is the main reason for Ukraine's potential to prevail in the war?

• Economic sanctions on Russia

• Strong military support from NATO

• Unity and fighting spirit of the Ukrainian people

• Geographical advantage over Russia

What action is considered a crime by Russia according to the transcript?

• Military drills near the border

• Cyber attacks on Ukraine

• Economic sanctions

• Nuclear attacks on civil facilities

What is one of the key measures suggested to deter Russian aggression?

• Increasing oil imports from Russia

• Strengthening sanctions on Russia

• Providing humanitarian aid to Russia

• Establishing a no-fly zone over Ukraine

Why is Lithuania not dependent on Russian natural gas?

• It has an LNG terminal

• It uses renewable energy sources

• It imports gas from the United States

• It has its own natural gas reserves

What is a major challenge in implementing a no-fly zone over Ukraine?

• Lack of international support

• Risk of direct conflict with Russian planes

• High financial cost

• Insufficient air defense systems

What is NATO's current focus regarding the Baltic countries?

• Reassuring and supporting the Baltic countries

• Providing economic aid

• Increasing military presence in the Black Sea

• Negotiating peace with Russia

What is the potential consequence if Ukraine falls, according to the transcript?

• NATO will dissolve

• Russia will face severe economic collapse

• Ukraine will become a neutral state

• The Baltic countries might be the next target