Lithuania plans to ban hundreds of Russians who took part in the war against Ukraine from entering its territory and the Schengen Area.
Russian soldiers. Photo: Kremlin-aligned Russian news agency RIA Novosti
Lithuania plans to ban hundreds of Russians who took part in the war against Ukraine from entering its territory and the Schengen Area.
Source: European Pravda, citing Lithuanian public broadcaster LRT
Details: According to Lithuania's Migration Department, the country has identified nearly 600 Russian soldiers who participated in combat operations against Ukraine.
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Lietuva į Šengeno juoduosius sąrašus traukia dar beveik 600 Rusijos karo dalyvių
