Lithuania, which shares an eastern border with Russia’s ally Belarus and a south-western border with the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad, formed part of the Soviet Union between 1944 and 1990. It is currently a member both of the European Union and NATO – to which it contributes 2.54% of GDP, the fourth highest in the alliance and one of only 11 member states which hit the 2% target last year. The Lithuanian prime minister called on Ukraine’s allies to maintain a credible deterrent to Russia, and said an investigation is ongoing into a recent attack on a Russian dissident in Vilnius.DO you think that NATO should support Ukraine Fully ?

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