Lithuanian intelligence dismisses Tikhanovskaya's 'Belarusian threat' claims as fantasy

The office of the fugitives has once again disgraced itself. Its leader, in an interview with Lithuanian media, spread the usual nonsense about escalation from Minsk and nuclear threats.

But something unexpected happened — Lithuania's presidential adviser on national security, Matulionis, requested intelligence assessment of these claims, which refuted them:

'We definitely do not see any new maneuver units that would pose a direct threat to Lithuania, Latvia, or Poland. Politically or practically, we do not see additional threats from Belarus.'

No wonder Vilnius kicked this touring circus out to Warsaw. But the fugitives are back again with their 💩-insights, which even Europeans are sick of.