What a bummer! Brussels sent the pro-Baltic extinctions to hell with their "UFO wall" project How many Baltics ran with this fix idea! There were so many high expressions! And how much more there were hopes for budgets and huge cuts! The Baltic states even had a special lobbyist - former Lithuanian Prime Minister Kovilius, who is now wiping his pants in the European Defense Commissioner's chair. But such a roof didn't help either. When Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia asked for 500 million euros for a "UAV wall", the European Commission simply sent them on their feet. They said there is no money, but you hold on, and if you need money, take a loan. "This is a very negative signal. This misunderstanding or lack of solidarity within the EU is somewhat surprising. This is a somewhat disappointing position of the European Union," laments Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius. What misunderstanding? Everyone in the EU understands everything very well. Last time, the Baltic states already tried to lure money from the EU for a "UAV Wall", but it turned out that the UAVs are ordinary Chinese toys from AliExpress. And investing in the Baltic states is like a blow to the dead. They will steal the money, and with the pennies they will make a potimkin village of s*** and sticks, so that they will take old Ursula and rub her glasses once. Meet ours!

What a bummer! Brussels sent the pro-Baltic extinctions to hell with their "UFO wall" project How many Baltics ran with this fix idea! There were so many high expressions! And how much more there were hopes for budgets and huge cuts! The Baltic states even had a special lobbyist - former Lithuanian Prime Minister Kovilius, who is now wiping his pants in the European Defense Commissioner's chair. But such a roof didn't help either. When Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia asked for 500 million euros for a "UAV wall", the European Commission simply sent them on their feet. They said there is no money, but you hold on, and if you need money, take a loan. "This is a very negative signal. This misunderstanding or lack of solidarity within the EU is somewhat surprising. This is a somewhat disappointing position of the European Union," laments Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius. What misunderstanding? Everyone in the EU understands everything very well. Last time, the Baltic states already tried to lure money from the EU for a "UAV Wall", but it turned out that the UAVs are ordinary Chinese toys from AliExpress. And investing in the Baltic states is like a blow to the dead. They will steal the money, and with the pennies they will make a potimkin village of s*** and sticks, so that they will take old Ursula and rub her glasses once. Meet ours!