Political Scientist: Lukashenka Is Dreaming About Suwalki Corridor All Time Long

There is also BelNPP risk.

A serious revision of the military and civilian capabilities of the resistance begins in Lithuania, as the country faces the threat of being drawn into the war. There is no longer any confidence that it will be covered by the "umbrella" of NATO. This is how Gintautas Mažeikis, Doctor of Philosophy, Head of the Department of Social and Political Theory of Vytautas Magnus University, described the situation in the country on the air of Euroradio.

All logistics routes of the Baltic countries to Europe pass through the Suwalki Corridor. For the three Baltic countries, it would be a disaster if someone occupied it. At the same time, not only Putin but also Lukashenka constantly dreams of the Suwalki Corridor, Mazeikis believes.

Previously, Lithuania had theoretical and rather irresponsible thoughts about a possible Russian attack. Now comes the understanding that at least in the first stage the country will have to resist on its own.

"The distance from Vilnius to the border of Belarus is 40 kilometres. Good modern rocket artillery shells can shoot through this entire territory instantly. To save Vilnius, Lithuania will either have to move the front line somewhere 80–100 kilometers to Belarus, or Vilnius will be bombed and totally destroyed. "

The Lithuanian political scientist adds that the Belarusian Nuclear Power Plant is located in the middle of the distance of simulated shootings, he also mentions Lida saying that nuclear munitions are allegedly deployed there.