Kremlin says Lithuania would be targeted if it hosted nuclear weapons aimed at Russia

Where Left and Right agree, and where they split

Where Left and Right agree

Lithuania has made no deployment decision, but lifting the constitutional ban would open that door, and Peskov's targeting threat is a direct response to that possibility.

Where Left and Right split

The left and the right split on whether Lithuania's WMD ban is a safeguard to keep or a sovereign choice to reclaim.

Why they won’t converge

This is a values divide over where sovereignty's limits sit: whether a constitutional safeguard exists to be preserved against threat, or exists only until a sovereign body votes to lift it.

Watch for

Watch for the Seimas's final vote on the constitutional amendment, expected in an extended session possibly running to January 13, 2027.TASS, NaturalNews.com