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Kęstutis Budrys
November 24th - November 30th, 2025 by Urtė Andriukaitytė

Lithuania Weekly: Kremlin-Aligned Media Exploit Belarus Sanctions Rift

Kremlin-aligned media in Lithuania intensified anti-government messaging last week by exploiting political friction over proposed sanctions on Belarus. Commentators praised MP Remigijus Žemaitaitis’ opposition to the measures while mocking Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys’ warnings about hybrid attacks, portraying Lithuanian security concerns as exaggerated. At the same time, the refusal of the Lithuanian Power Award by the “Šilainių sodai” initiative was reframed as an opportunity to attack President Nausėda and reinforce ongoing anti-government narratives.

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Drone
November 24th - November 30th, 2025 by Martinš Hiršs

Latvia Weekly: Pro-Kremlin Narratives Mock Baltic Security and Undermine NATO Credibility

The pro-Kremlin "Antifascists of Pribaltics" channel uses mockery and logical inversions to delegitimize Baltic security efforts, falsely claiming Latvia is in NATO, because Russia has “leased” it out and portraying defensive military measures as delusional provocation. By systematically undermining confidence in Baltic defense policies and independence, the channel aims to weaken NATO cohesion and increase Baltic vulnerability to Russian pressure.

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free Ukraine
November 24th - November 30th, 2025 by Dmitri Teperik and Artur Aukon

Estonia Weekly: Kremlin-Aligned Messaging Undermines Support for Ukraine

Pro-Kremlin online commentators pushed anti-Western narratives about Ukraine while Russian-language social media in Estonia largely reacted with initial confusion but cautious optimism to the new Centre Party–Isamaa coalition in Tallinn.

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Seimas
November 17th - November 23rd, 2025 by Urtė Andriukaitytė

Lithuania Weekly: LRT Becomes New Target of Kremlin-Aligned Disinformation

Kremlin-linked media pushed claims that LRT is politically protected and financially unaccountable, alongside broader narratives questioning Lithuania’s stability and future. At the same time, independent media attention centered on viral reactions to First Lady Diana Nausėdienė’s speech.

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