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The Prime Minister of Lithuania called on banks and stores to prepare payment arrangements in case of crisis and mobilization

The Prime Minister of Lithuania, Mindaugas Sinkevičius, called for ensuring residents have access to cash and the ability to pay by bank card in the event of a crisis or mobilization. He also proposed preparing banks, retail businesses, and some ATMs to operate during communication and power outages.

#Baltics #VladimirPutin #europe #Lithuania #mobilization #RussiaandEurope

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«We thought we could wait out the war ‘under the Russians,’ but ended up in Stalinist Bolshevism.» On the 85th anniversary of the Soviet annexation of the Baltics

In recent years, some in the Russian public have been strongly tempted to engage in victim-blaming regarding the events of 1939-1940. The idea goes that the Baltic peoples chose their own fate: they signed the treaties, let the Red Army in, and voted for pro-Soviet candidates in elections. Who else can they blame for this but their own short-sighted and cowardly governments? Indeed, formally the Stalinist regime at the time did nothing that the authorities of Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia did not allow. But in reality, the Soviet leadership fully understood the true meaning of these documents and procedures.

#Baltics #East #WorldWarII #dictatorship #west #historicalmemory #History #Latvia #Lithuania #MolotovRibbentropPact #Poland #repressions #theUSSR #Stalinism #Estonia

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