Zelensky and Nausėda mock and deceive US President Trump

 Zelensky began. He offered President Trump to give Ukraine's land resources, which Zelensky had already sold to other foreigners. You hear, you are a businessman, greedy, so we will give you a bribe, and you will give us weapons. Everyone in Ukraine is afraid of Zelensky. No one is laughing.

 

Nausėda joined poor Zelensky. He came up with a more insidious plan. He asked the Lithuanian military when they dream of having a division in Lithuania, and how many euros are needed for this. He divided the amount of money by the number of years, and the result was a fantastic number of billions of euros every year, so a big number that we do not have and will never have. Nausėda informed President Trump: we, Lithuania, also have a bribe for you - we will buy American military industry products for these fantastic amounts of money every year [1].

 

No one in Lithuania is afraid of Nausėda. Now the Prime Minister and the Speaker of the Seimas have announced that there is no such money in Lithuania and there will never be, that neither of them promised anything, that this is Nausėda's fabrication.

 

What will be President Trump's response to the two frauds of Zelensky and Nausėda?

 

1. "The Lithuanian opposition criticizes Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas' statement that it is not established in any agreement that this Government will allocate 5-6 percent of the gross domestic product (GDP) for defense needs. According to Viktorija Čmilytė-Nielsen, the chairwoman of the Liberal Movement, such words can be seen as the coalition's retreat from the decisions of the State Defense Council (VGT).

 

"Žemaitaitis was supposed to change the rhetoric on defense, but Paluckas changed it? This is how it seems after the meeting in the Government, when we already hear from the Prime Minister that there is no commitment to 5-6 percent for defense anywhere. So, those who expected the Prime Minister to discipline the coalition partner seem to have received the opposite effect, now the Prime Minister is expressing doubts about the 5-6 percent goal," - V. Čmilytė-Nielsen wrote on Facebook.

 

"Can these words already be seen as the coalition's retreat from what was decided by VGT? The more meetings, the more uncertainty. Although it should be the opposite. But we will probably see this throughout the term, when there are such partners and such different personal goals. The state will wait,” she added.

 

A. Anušauskas: a coalition of fools’ will

 

For his part, former Minister of National Defense, conservative Arvydas Anušauskas, raises questions about whether such a decision was really made by the VGT.

 

“A coalition of fools’ will. Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas claims that no document records the decision of the State Defense Council to allocate 5 or 6 percent of the gross domestic product for defense annually for the period 2026–2030, as announced by President Gitanas Nausėda.

Well, if I had not been a VGT before, I might have believed it. However, VGT resolutions for each issue are formalized in a separate resolution, which is approved by all VGT members,” A. Anušauskas wrote on Facebook.

 

“So far, the picture is as if state institutions are being deliberately compromised,” he mused.

 

The fact that the goal of allocating larger amounts of defense funding is not established in either the Government Program or the coalition agreement was stated by Prime Minister G. Paluckas earlier on Monday after the coalition council meeting. This was also said later by the Speaker of the Seimas, Saulius Skvernelis.

 

“There is no such agreement regarding 5–6 percent of GDP for defense. We can only agree when we see the measures,” said G. Paluckas.

 

ELTA reminds that the State Defense Council (SDC), which met in January, agreed to allocate 5–6 percent of GDP annually for the country’s defense in the period 2026–2030.

 

According to the head of state, Gitanas Nausėda, the 5.5 percent of GDP funding level should be maintained during the aforementioned four-year period.

 

Additional appropriations, according to the decision of the VGT, are needed in order to form an army division in Lithuania by 2030.

 

After the Government increased the borrowing limit for national defense needs in December, this year's defense appropriations will reach only 4 percent of GDP."