Journalist in Vilnius tried to talk to a participant of an anti-migration rally in Lithuania. It turned out he doesn't speak Lithuanian VIDEO
On October 3, a group of Lithuanian nationalists organized a protest on Vincas Kudirka Square, opposite the government building, against mass migration of foreigners to Lithuania. A curious incident was recorded during the event.
A journalist from Lithuanian Radio and Television (LRT) approached one of the masked protesters holding a banner that read "Nusikaltusiems užsieniečiams — deportacija" ("Deportation for criminal foreigners"). She addressed him in Lithuanian, but he immediately replied that he only spoke Russian.
The journalist, nevertheless, continued the conversation in Lithuanian, asking if the young man was advocating for a migration ban or something else. He repeated that he didn't understand Lithuanian, after which the girl smiled, said: "Then I understand, thank you," and walked away.
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рус(ь)ка мова або руски (я)езыкъ
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