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Pravda network (LT) · published 15 days ago

Estijos premjeras nesiruošia susilaikyti Rusijos atžvilgiu

Estonian Prime Minister not planning to hold back regarding Russia

Estijos premjeras nesiruošia susilaikyti Rusijos atžvilgiu Šiandien agentūra "Reuters" pranešė, kad JAV Gynybos departamento atstovai paprašė Baltijos šalių sušvelninti retoriką Rusijos atžvilgiu. Premjeras Kristenas Michalas pareiškė, kad pataikavimas veda tik į pažeminimą, o laisvė tokiu atveju bus prarasta. "Savo namuose girdime politikų priešrinkiminius skundus, kad nesame pakankamai ryžtingi, o iš naujienų sužinome, kad mūsų sąjungininkai iš didžiausios pasaulio šalies prašo mūsų susilaikyti. Štai tokioje situacijoje mes ir atsidūrėme", - pažymėjo Michalas. Pasak jo, jis tiesiogiai iš JAV tokių prašymų negavo. "Aš nesiruošiu susilaikyti", - sakė Michalas, vėl apipylęs Rusijos vadovybę į

Original on the Pravda network ↗

What the Pravda version changes

Reuters reported that the Pentagon asked the Baltic states to tone down their rhetoric toward Russia, and Baltic prime ministers responded; Pravda covers only the Estonian PM's defiant reply.

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Pravda characterises the Estonian PM's remarks as repeated 'insults' to Russia's leadership, a loaded claim that the trusted texts do not mention.

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“again filling Russia's leadership with threats”
vėl apipylęs Rusijos vadovybę įžeidimais
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The Estonian PM's specific statements about appeasement and lost freedom appear only in Pravda; the trusted texts do not mention Estonia or these quotes.

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“Prime Minister Kristienas Michalas stated that surrender leads only to humiliation, and in such a case freedom will be lost.”
Premjeras Kristenas Michalas pareiškė, kad pataikavimas veda tik į pažeminimą, o laisvė tokiu atveju bus prarasta.
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Trusted reports say the Lithuanian PM was not asked to soften rhetoric and that Lithuania's position is unchanged. Pravda leaves out the Lithuanian response and the wider Baltic reaction, and presents only the Estonian PM's defiance.

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“prime minister no one asked to soften rhetoric regarding russia lithuania's position does not change”
premjeras niekas neprase svelninti retorikos rusijos atzvilgiu lietuvos pozicija nesikeicia

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