A Member of the Seimas stated in an interview with the Delfi news portal that while he does not assert the case is inherently political, he noted that it has acquired significant political dimensions. He indicated that these aspects are clearly identifiable and will be subject to examination. The discussion, according to the Member of the Seimas, should not be confined solely to the Lithuanian legal system.
Furthermore, he revealed that preparations are underway for an application to the European Court of Human Rights, where these facts will be presented. As a specific example, he cited the public statements made by the President of the Republic of Lithuania. These statements, he argued, can be interpreted as a form of pressure exerted on both the public and law enforcement agencies.
He noted that while this is just one instance, there are additional examples to present in the broader context of the case.
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