Another "SVO": Russian propagandists announce a new war
Cursor Info reports that Russian propaganda is discussing the possibility of a new war, this time with Lithuania. The pretext was the decision of the Lithuanian parliament to lift the ban on the deployment of nuclear weapons. Alexander Nosovich, editor-in-chief of RuBaltic.ru, in an article for RIA Novosti draws parallels with Ukraine and discusses a short conflict involving nuclear missiles. The publication appeared against the backdrop of warnings from European intelligence agencies about a possible limited Russian attack on one of the NATO countries.
Cursor Info reports that Russian propaganda is again discussing the possibility of a new war, this time with Lithuania, a NATO country. The pretext for the publication was the decision of the Lithuanian parliament to lift the ban on the deployment of nuclear weapons. The state agency RIA Novosti published an article by Alexander Nosovich, editor-in-chief of RuBaltic.ru, titled "Russia faces another SVO. It will be very short." In the article, the author draws parallels between Lithuania and Ukraine and discusses a possible conflict scenario, claiming that in the event of war, Russia allegedly would not need a large-scale ground operation — it is about the possible use of missiles with nuclear warheads. The publication appeared against the backdrop of warnings from European intelligence agencies. Earlier, representatives of Denmark and the Czech Republic allowed for a scenario of a limited Russian attack on one of the NATO countries. Western media also discussed a version according to which Moscow might try to test the Alliance's readiness to respond to a limited attack in the Baltic states. At the same time, Western military experts point to the vulnerability of the Russian military presence in the Kaliningrad region in the event of a direct confrontation with NATO. The region could find itself under blockade, and the military facilities located there could be among potential targets. The Cursor Info article retells and comments on the Russian propaganda publication, without adding its own sources or independent verification.