Nausėda's Advisor on Dialogue with Belarus: While a hybrid attack is underway, there's nothing to talk about
"For now, there is no desire to get them drunk," believes Asta Skaisgiryte.
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While Alexander Lukashenka's regime continues its hybrid attack, Lithuania has nothing to discuss with Belarus, stated Asta Skaisgiryte, chief advisor to President Gitanas Nausėda. According to her, Minsk also has no desire to conduct a benevolent dialogue, writes Delfi.lt.
"It's hard to imagine that (Belarus) wants dialogue when these hybrid attacks continue (…). If there was a truly sincere desire to conduct a dialogue, it seems that these actions should first be stopped, then we could start talking. For now, this is not visible," A. Skaisgiryte stated on Žinių radijas on Tuesday.
"We can consider dialogue when there is something to talk about. While these actions are being carried out, Lithuania is in a defensive position, and there is nothing to talk about. These actions simply need to stop," she added.