Karolis Aleksa
Karolis Aleksa serves as the Vice Minister of Defense of Lithuania, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the country's defense policies amid escalating tensions with Russia. As a key figure in Lithuania's recent decision to withdraw from the international convention banning cluster munitions, Aleksa emphasizes the need for enhanced military capabilities to ensure national security. His statements reflect the government’s aim to bolster defensive measures in response to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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Lithuania:
Karolis Aleksa is the Deputy Minister of National Defence who spoke about the importance of the Klaipėda sea port for national security.
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Lithuania:
Karolis Aleksa is the Deputy Minister of National Defense who participated in the meeting.
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Croatia:
Karolis Aleksa highlighted the need to be prepared for hybrid attacks from Russia.
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Croatia:
Karolis Aleksa highlighted the need to be prepared for hybrid attacks from Russia.
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Croatia:
Karolis Aleksa highlighted the need to be prepared for hybrid attacks from Russia.
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Romania:
Karolis Aleksa believes that the Baltic region is prepared to withstand a Russian attack.
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Latvia:
Karolis Aleksa is the Deputy Minister of Defense of Lithuania who spoke at the ceremony where Poland and Romania took over the mission.
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Lithuania:
Karolis Aleksa is the Deputy Minister of National Defence who emphasized the importance of analyzing and evaluating circumstances in the current geopolitical situation.
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France:
Karolis Aleksa is the Lithuanian Deputy Minister of Defense who announced the country's withdrawal from the convention banning cluster munitions.
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