Karolis Aleksa
Karolis Aleksa serves as the Vice Minister of Defense of Lithuania, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the country's defense policies amid escalating tensions with Russia. As a key figure in Lithuania's recent decision to withdraw from the international convention banning cluster munitions, Aleksa emphasizes the need for enhanced military capabilities to ensure national security. His statements reflect the government’s aim to bolster defensive measures in response to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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Lithuania:
Karolis Aleksa stated that the refusal to ban weapons of mass destruction would strengthen deterrence against Russia.
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Lithuania:
Karolis Aleksa continues to serve as a deputy minister.
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Lithuania:
Karolis Aleksa promised to raise the issue of innovative solutions at the EU Foreign Affairs Council.
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Lithuania:
Karolis Aleksa is a former deputy minister who is expected to work with Robertas Kaunas.
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Lithuania:
Karolis Aleksa was supported by Gintautas Paluckas' faction as a candidate for the Minister of National Defence.
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Lithuania:
Karolis Aleksa was identified as a first choice candidate by a social democrat to replace Dovilė Šakalienė.
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Montenegro:
Aleksa confirmed that Belarusian officials had warned their Lithuanian counterparts about incoming drones.
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Lithuania:
Karolis Aleksa is currently serving as a Deputy Minister of National Defence.
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Lithuania:
Karolis Aleksa is currently serving as a Deputy Minister of National Defence.
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Moldova:
Karolis Aleksa is the Deputy Minister of Defense who commented on the amendments to the legislation regarding military force against drones.
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