During a recent session of the Seimas’ Government, I. Ruginienė publicly reaffirmed her confidence in K. Budrys, stating that her support for the foreign minister has not changed and that she believes he is performing effectively.
Her comments came in response to questioning from conservative member Jurgis Razma regarding her view of the foreign minister’s performance. However, reports indicate that internal political dynamics remain complex. Sources suggest that the LSDP council, scheduled to meet on Saturday, may consider a change regarding K.
Budrys’s role. In separate developments, K. Budrys addressed the current state of Lithuanian relations with Belarus, issuing a warning to citizens regarding travel to the country.
The political landscape surrounding the minister also shows signs of division. While at least five members of the Social Democrats have reportedly not publicly stated that the minister’s approach to foreign policy deviates from the party’s established guidelines, the Seimas’ chairman reportedly contradicted this sentiment, asserting that the minister’s current position does not align with the party’s guidelines. These varied statements underscore ongoing internal discussions regarding the direction of the country’s foreign policy under the leadership of Budrys.
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It’s good to hear that Ruginienė continues to support Budrys’s work.