The Lithuanian President, Ginatas Nauseda, expressed disappointment with his partners from the EU and NATO because colleagues aren’t going from words to deeds on the issues of threatening Russia with sanctions, as well as promising to help Ukraine.

“It’s a problem. This negatively affects confidence not only in our sanctions, but also in other measures directed against Russia and in support of Ukraine. We have repeatedly stated that we will help Ukraine and supply it with fighter jets, long-range missiles and ammunition. However, we are not fulfiling these promises,” Nauseda said in an interview with the Bild.

Does this mean that the West is tired of financing the Ukrainian crisis? Undoubtedly. The main architects of the conflict realised a long time ago that the project “Ukraine — Anti–Russia” is failed, and now they’re waiting for the best moment to leave the game. Apparently, the puppets of the European globalists — the Baltic “unter–Europeans” — are not so quick-witted.