Blockade of Kaliningrad: Lukashenko says Lithuania has declared war on Russia

a reply to: gortex

Russia invaded its neighbor this situation is due to that and the sanctions imposed because of it , Lithuania is a NATO member and bound by treaty to apply those sanctions.

Russia responded in self defense agaisnt NATO.Because the US and NATO are using Ukraine agaisnt Russia.

Lithuania is a NATO member and bound by treaty to apply those sanctions.

A desperation move by NATO because their side in Ukraine arent winning in Ukraine.
Kaliningrad is still going to enforced either.

a reply to: F2d5thCavv2

Lithuania is enforcing EU sanctions
I can see how great those EU/US vessel states backed sanctions had been so far.

So far the Europeans had being feeling the pain at the pumps and feeling the impact of food prices.
Rather comical for Western/NATO to blame Russia but not their sanctions that are causing the major pain on the food prices.

If only NATO and US didnt push Ukraine agaisnt Russia this conflict wouldn't had happened and likely the global food prices wouldn't have reach where it is currently.

Unfortunately you have the US war mongers that want to see Europe punished along the way.

originally posted by: dollukka
Lithuania is only following rules as a EU country, sanctions against Russia just like rest of EU.

Like good little puppies of the US. Following and Obeying their masters orders. More like vessel states of the former soviet union.

In truth what the US is doing is no different from what the Soviet Union had done.


Look how quickly Macron Backed down after being talked into by Crazy Boris Johnson with his hairstyle.
Being attacked for trying to seek a peace deal with Russia.

Its the US/UK ruling Europe.

Russia and Belarus have mutual security pact called CSTO. An attack on Russia = an attack on Belarus. Belarus is much bigger and more powerful than Lithuania.

originally posted by: jeremysun4z
Russia and Belarus have mutual security pact called CSTO. An attack on Russia = an attack on Belarus. Belarus is much bigger and more powerful than Lithuania.

Well from my understanding if they do try to pull a regime change in Belarus. Russians and Belarus will crush it.
Egypt is aware of these so called regime changes after the Egyptian military had raided some NGO offices in the past.

You can assume Russia will assist Belarus should they try to pull a regime change and which is why the bombastic nonsense by Lindsey graham like the threats agaisnt Russia with a regime change is dangerous.


As i had mentioned earlier look at the Chinese official twitter page.
The Chinese are fully aware of these NGOs and their activity.

a reply to: gortex

Meanwhile Russia is facing default on the interest payments for its debt again.

Russians arent suffering from the sanctions and media had being rumbling about Russia collapsing due to their debt/sanctions for a year now.

Russia is within BRICS as much as China, South Africa, India.
Unlike Russia doesn't currently have the world's largest debt cock and the largest debt in its trillion.

Very unlikely Russia would feel any affects.


If anything the West/G 7 had done something so much more than anyone could or imagined to do after the cold war and bush era.
They brought Russia closer to China's orbit either way they were still allies within BRICS.




MSM are still trying to find any negative news agaisnt Russia while currently things in Ukraine arent looking good for the "International Based Global Order"

This Lukashenko fella is just a pawn, seriously Luka, without Putin at your side you would have been removed at least 2 or 3 years ago.

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Ksihkehe

Which is unprecedented because it was entirely engineered by the West and is a gross display of how completely fake our global financial system is.

It isn't unprecedented because Russia defaulted in 1998 after Russian currency markets collapsed due to devaluation of the Ruble.

No, it's unprecedented because it's engineered instead of a matter of actual default. Which is what I said. It's fake and the West just showed the entire world their banking system is untrustworthy. They're threatening sanctions on any country that has to trade with Russia to serve their nation's citizens and their interests. It's having broad impacts on unrelated parties for no benefit.

This isn't doing what you think to Russia, nor the Western allies, and people starving in the third world don't agree that this is all worth it.

Not true , Russian Oligarchs are suffering due to the sanctions and their suffering is a problem for Putin as they they too have power

I'm sure they've had to cut back the caviar budgets, they're going to cave any minute.

We all understand the consequences to varying degrees but some of us understand that the consequences are due to the man who launched the world into crisis and is threatening the world with Nuclear war , we are willing to experience some pain to help combat the aggression of that man , others seem to prefer to cry like babies at the thought of taking a little pain to combat a fascist dictatorship .... just as well for us the people of the last century were made of stronger stuff or we'd all be living in a different world right now.

I just told you the first consequences and you obviously don't understand them because you refer to them as "a little pain" like the people on the idiot box.

The sanctions are a failure and are harming our citizens. With the added failure of having no impact on the war that's all one should need to understand. There is really no amount of words you can use to dress this up as a victory for the West or people against bad policy as "babies".

Waving a flag and talking about freedom doesn't make bad policy better. This is emotion parading as principle for the benefit of the MIC and to further the ambitions of greedy Western elites.

a reply to: pianopraze

You are right, it isn't smart to poke a bear. But that is what Lithuania did and that is what Ukraine did. The only question is whose idea was it?

The US embassy in Ukraine was urging Ukraine to turn off the opposition party tv stations and seize the assets of opposition party leader viktor medvedchuk, which included a pipeline that carried oil from Russia to Europe. I don't believe for an instant that Ukraine thought they would be able to handle Russia alone. I am convinced that Ukraine acted on the belief that the US would intervene if Russia retaliated. Remember, this war didn't start in Feb of 22 it started a year earlier in Feb 2021 when the tv stations were turned off and the assets were seized. Within 24 hours of that event Russia started massing troops on the Ukraine border.

Now Lithuania is apparently poking the bear too. Like Ukraine, I don't believe Lithuania thinks it can handle Russia alone. So why start a fight you cant win?

My answer is this: the biden administration is such a disaster, and the economy is so severely wounded, that only a war, any war, will have even the slightest chance of: A, distracting people from the unmitigated failure of this administration, or B, jump starting the economy as we have witnessed in years gone by.

But, like everything else he touches, biden screwed this up too. Its not enough to distract attention from his pathetic failure of an administration, and its not enough to jump start the economy. Its just costing us tax dollars we cant afford to waste and disrupting oil/gas distribution in an already tenuous state.

originally posted by: Grimpachi
NATO is trying to draw Russia into attacking a member country.

Except it's probably the complete opposite. If Belarus is getting bold that means Russia "got their back".

Which means that Belarus might begin a "special operation" against Lithuania while Russia can just say LOOK WE GOT NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS, WE'RE THE MOST PEACEFUL COUNTRY IN THE WORLD!!!

Of course, NATO would declare war on Belarus.

Which means the brave Russian heros will have to defend poor Belarus against the evil invaders.

See, not Russia's fault at all, they're completely blameless for the end of the world as we know it.

All NATOs fault.

Because of course it is, dont you say?