T. Godliauskas confirmed his departure from the Ministry of the Interior (MVĮ) to the news agency ELTA on Tuesday. According to the departing deputy minister, his final day with the ministry was Thursday.
Speaking to ELTA, Godliauskas stated that his exit was based on a mutual agreement, noting that he had initiated the request for the minister to conclude his tenure. Godliauskas reflected on his extensive service, confirming that he has dedicated 28 years to the state, during which time he contributed to strengthening national security in various capacities. Regarding his future, he indicated a commitment to continuing his service to the state, albeit through avenues outside the public sector.
When addressing speculation, Godliauskas clarified that his plans do not involve entering the business world. Instead, he characterized his ongoing efforts as a “civic initiative.” While the original report included references to external intelligence operations, the focus of Godliauskas’s statement remained on his continued desire to contribute to state stability through non-governmental means. His statement emphasized a continued dedication to national interests, shifting his focus from formal governmental roles to alternative forms of civic engagement.
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