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2 months ago | 
wataugademocrat.com | Saulius Jakucionis |Saulius Jakučionis
By Saulius JAKUCIONIS Lithuania on Thursday quit an international convention banning cluster bombs citing security concerns over neighbouring Russia, in a move that has drawn criticism from human rights groups. Lithuania, a Baltic state of 2.8 million people which was previously under Soviet rule, has said it wants to strengthen its defences following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, fearing it could be next in line if Moscow succeeds.
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2 months ago | 
annistonstar.com | Saulius Jakucionis |Saulius Jakučionis
By Saulius JAKUCIONIS Lithuania on Thursday quit an international convention banning cluster bombs citing security concerns over neighbouring Russia, in a move that has drawn criticism from human rights groups. Lithuania, a Baltic state of 2.8 million people which was previously under Soviet rule, has said it wants to strengthen its defences following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, fearing it could be next in line if Moscow succeeds.
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2 months ago | 
omakchronicle.com | Saulius Jakucionis |Saulius Jakučionis
By Saulius JAKUCIONIS Lithuania on Thursday quit an international convention banning cluster bombs, citing security concerns over neighbouring Russia in a move that has drawn criticism from human rights groups. The formerly Soviet-ruled Baltic state of 2.8 million people has also signalled its intention to leave another international treaty prohibiting the use of anti-personnel land mines.
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2 months ago | 
greenevillesun.com | Saulius Jakucionis |Saulius Jakučionis
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bhpioneer.com | Saulius Jakucionis |Saulius Jakučionis
Lithuania on Thursday quit an international convention banning cluster bombs, citing security concerns over neighbouring Russia in a move that has drawn criticism from human rights groups. The formerly Soviet-ruled Baltic state of 2.8 million people has also signalled its intention to leave another international treaty prohibiting the use of anti-personnel land mines. kAm}p%~ >6>36C {:E9F2?:2 92D D2:5 :E H2?ED E@ DEC6?8E96? :ED 5676?46D 7@==@H:?8 #FDD:2VD :?G2D:@?
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2 months ago | 
keysnews.com | Saulius Jakucionis |Saulius Jakučionis
Lithuania on Thursday quit an international convention banning cluster bombs citing security concerns over neighbouring Russia, in a move that has drawn criticism from human rights groups. Lithuania, a Baltic state of 2.8 million people which was previously under Soviet rule, has said it wants to strengthen its defences following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, fearing it could be next in line if Moscow succeeds. kAm{:E9F2?:2VD s676?46 |:?:DE6C s@G:=6 $2<2=:6?6 E@=5 +:?:F C25:@ E96 564:D:@?
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2 months ago | 
greenevillesun.com | Saulius Jakucionis |Saulius Jakučionis
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2 months ago | 
chronicle-tribune.com | Saulius Jakucionis |Saulius Jakučionis
Lithuania on Thursday quit an international convention banning cluster bombs, citing security concerns over neighbouring Russia in a move that has drawn criticism from human rights groups. The formerly Soviet-ruled Baltic state of 2.8 million people has also signalled its intention to leave another international treaty prohibiting the use of anti-personnel land mines. kAm}p%~ >6>36C {:E9F2?:2 92D D2:5 :E H2?ED E@ DEC6?8E96? :ED 5676?46D 7@==@H:?8 #FDD:2VD :?G2D:@?
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2 months ago | 
djournal.com | Saulius Jakucionis |Saulius Jakučionis
Lithuania on Thursday quit an international convention banning cluster bombs citing security concerns over neighbouring Russia, in a move that has drawn criticism from human rights groups. Lithuania, a Baltic state of 2.8 million people which was previously under Soviet rule, has said it wants to strengthen its defences following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, fearing it could be next in line if Moscow succeeds. kAm{:E9F2?:2VD s676?46 |:?:DE6C s@G:=6 $2<2=:6?6 E@=5 +:?:F C25:@ E96 564:D:@?
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2 months ago | 
wfmz.com | Saulius Jakucionis |Saulius Jakučionis
Lithuania on Thursday quit an international convention banning cluster bombs, citing security concerns over neighbouring Russia in a move that has drawn criticism from human rights groups. The formerly Soviet-ruled Baltic state of 2.8 million people has also signalled its intention to leave another international treaty prohibiting the use of anti-personnel land mines.
