Speaking to journalists in Vilnius, M. Sinkevičius advised that all publicly available information must be assessed with caution to prevent unnecessary public alarm. He stated that the state maintains dedicated intelligence institutions that provide governmental leaders and ministers with access to classified information concerning the potential plans of unfriendly nations.
While acknowledging that threats persist, citing past instances of hybrid attacks, Sinkevičius emphasized that citizens should not feel an elevated sense of fear. According to the Prime Minister, the state is proactively preparing and executing necessary work discreetly. This approach, he noted, prevents the disclosure of excessive details to friendly countries or neighbors.
Sinkevičius confirmed that monitoring the situation and reacting appropriately remains a continuous function of the government. He concluded by stating that, at present, the overall level of threats is not high. The focus, he asserted, remains on internal preparation and measured response rather than public disclosure.
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