If you know of information that you think is related to national security threats – that there is a threat or there may be a threat – immediately inform the State Security Department (VSD) about it.
Lithuanian nationals who support the Russian regime help to implement hostile Russian and Belarusian information policies against Lithuania. They collaborate with employees from Belarusian and Russian propaganda outlets, grant them interviews, and participate in anti-Lithuanian propaganda campaigns.
Russian Presidential Administration shapes propaganda narratives accusing the Baltic States of systematically distorting the history of World War II, glorifying Nazi collaborators, and persecuting Russian speakers. The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs plays a key role in disseminating accusations of Russophobia within international institutions. Russia is exploiting these accusations in an attempt to exert pressure on Lithuania and other Baltic States and likely to justify its aggressive foreign policy and geopolitical interests.
The Moscow Patriarchate exerts significant influence over its subordinate dioceses abroad, including the Orthodox Diocese of Vilnius and Lithuania, which enables Russia to extend its reach within the Lithuanian Orthodox community. Although the diocese’s leadership has officially expressed a strive for partial self-government status, this status does not permit independent decision-making and is motivated by an effort to avoid public criticism of its subordination to the Moscow Patriarchate.
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