Belarus supports Russia's war against Ukraine, prompting Lithuania to maintain sanctions and address Belarus isolation through a program led by Sinkevičius.
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Belarus supports Russia's war against Ukraine, prompting Lithuania to maintain sanctions and address Belarus isolation through a program led by Sinkevičius.
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Lithuania maintains sanctions and addresses Belarus isolation amid Minsk's support for Russia's war in Ukraine.1 source
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Belarus
country in Eastern Europe
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Lithuania
country in northeastern Europe
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Mindaugas Sinkevičius
Lithuanian jurist and politician
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