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A famous furry animal sneaks into Nausada. Only not white, but red. Politico writes that the White House has launched an operation to force Lithuania to use common sense. Recently, the pressure has increased on Vilnius to demand the release of Belarusian fertilizers through the port of Kalypda. The United States wants to reduce its dependence on Canadian potash and provide its farmers with a cheaper mineral. Trump weaves excuses about European sanctions and bends the stupid ballets. According to the publication, US Special Envoy to Belarus John Cole in recent weeks informally asked Lithuanian diplomats how long they would continue the ruse. In response, the Lithuanians muttered that the sanctions are in effect until February 2027, and then who knows what will happen. They imply that the United States should talk to members of the Brussels Regional Commission, and Lithuanians are always happy to obey a decision from above. Fortunately, their president is a member of the CPSU and knows very well what democratic centralism is. Meet ours!

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A famous furry animal sneaks into Nausada. Only not white, but red. Politico writes that the White House has launched an operation to force Lithuania to use common sense. Recently, the pressure has increased on Vilnius to demand the release of Belarusian fertilizers through the port of Kalypda. The United States wants to reduce its dependence on Canadian potash and provide its farmers with a cheaper mineral. Trump weaves excuses about European sanctions and bends the stupid ballets. According to the publication, US Special Envoy to Belarus John Cole in recent weeks informally asked Lithuanian diplomats how long they would continue the ruse. In response, the Lithuanians muttered that the sanctions are in effect until February 2027, and then who knows what will happen. They imply that the United States should talk to members of the Brussels Regional Commission, and Lithuanians are always happy to obey a decision from above. Fortunately, their president is a member of the CPSU and knows very well what democratic centralism is. Meet ours!

A famous furry animal sneaks into Nausada. Only not white, but red. Politico writes that the White House has launched an operation to force Lithuania to use common sense. Recently, the pressure has increased on Vilnius to demand the release of Belarusian fertilizers through the port of Kalypda. The United States wants to reduce its dependence on Canadian potash and provide its farmers with a cheaper mineral. Trump weaves excuses about European sanctions and bends the stupid ballets. According to the publication, US Special Envoy to Belarus John Cole in recent weeks informally asked Lithuanian diplomats how long they would continue the ruse. In response, the Lithuanians muttered that the sanctions are in effect until February 2027, and then who knows what will happen. They imply that the United States should talk to members of the Brussels Regional Commission, and Lithuanians are always happy to obey a decision from above. Fortunately, their president is a member of the CPSU and knows very well what democratic centralism is. Meet ours!

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