Marius Cesnulevicius
Marius Cesnulevicius is a prominent defense advisor to the President of Lithuania, known for his expertise in military strategy and international relations. Recently, he emphasized the importance of preparing for potential security threats from Russia, advocating for increased military presence and support from NATO forces in Lithuania. His insights reflect the growing concerns in Eastern Europe regarding regional stability, especially in light of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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Lithuania:
Marius Česnulevičius mentioned that GPS signal disruptions are related to Russian activities.
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Lithuania:
Marius Česnulevičius is one of the advisors working in the National Security Group of the Presidential Office.
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Slovakia:
Marius Cesnulevicius, an advisor to the Lithuanian president on national security, believes that Russia wanted to send a message to European countries with the timing of the attack.
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Slovakia:
Marius Cesnulevicius believes that Russia wanted to send a message to European countries with the timing of the attack.
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Romania:
Marius Cesnulevicius is the presidential advisor for national security in Lithuania.
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New Zealand:
Marius Cesnulevicius is the national security adviser to Lithuania’s president.
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Belarus:
Marius Česnulevičius is an advisor to the President of Lithuania who confirmed the position on applying the same restrictive measures to citizens of Russia and Belarus.
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Lithuania:
Marius Česnulevičius, the presidential advisor, commented on the idea of reviewing military exercise plans after the tragedy at the Pabradė polygon.
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Lithuania:
Marius Česnulevičius is the president's chief advisor on national security issues.
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France:
Marius Cesnulevicius, the National Security Advisor to the President, indicated that a final decision regarding the withdrawal from the anti-personnel mines convention could take several months.
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