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"From the beginning, we have made the mistake of limiting the Ukrainians because it could be seen as an escalation," Landsbergis said.
Landsbergis said such decisions were "dominated by fear of Russia" and worries about escalating the conflict beyond Ukraine's borders.
"The Ukrainians must be allowed to use the equipment provided to them so that they can achieve strategic objectives," he said.
"They must be able to strike Russian territory, supply lines, and military units preparing to attack Ukraine.
"Only one side has rules imposed on it. We must abandon these rules that we created."
Lithuanian FM: Ukraine 'Must Be Allowed' To Strike Russian Territory With Western Arms
“This action serves as further evidence that Russia’s aggressive and revisionist policies threaten the security of neighboring countries and Europe as a whole,” according to a statement from the Lithuanian Foreign Ministry.
The ministry further announced that the Russian ambassador will be summoned today for a detailed explanation. Lithuania will coordinate its response with its partners.
Finland’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs also commented on Moscow’s move.
“The UN Convention on the Law of the Sea outlines procedures for defining and revising maritime zones of coastal states,” Finland’s Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen wrote on her Twitter (X) account.
“We expect Russia, as a party to the convention, to act in accordance with those procedures. It’s important to remember that sowing confusion is also a tactic of hybrid warfare. Finland will not be intimidated.”
Lithuania Sees Russia’s Attempt to Redraw Sea Boarders as a Threat to Regional Security
