Russia promises, Russia promises... Russia promises nothing; it is the gang of criminals governing Russia that does so.
It is time to push Putin into the abyss of Mordor.
Russia promises Lithuanians a quick death.
"RIA Novosti" holds out the prospect of "another short special operation" in Lithuania.
Alexander Nosovich, a columnist for the state-run media outlet, threatened Lithuania with nuclear strikes. The backdrop to this is the constitutional amendments currently being debated in the republic, which aim to lift the ban on the stationing of nuclear weapons and foreign military bases. Should the amendments be adopted, "Russia could even forgo the use of ground troops. Missiles with the appropriate warheads would suffice"; a new war would—"as is obvious"—play out quickly, because "a military conflict in the Baltic states cannot unfold the way it has in Ukraine, if only due to the geographical location."