Lithuania extends sanctions on Russia, Belarusuntil 2027
29 January 2026 09:55   29 Jan 2026 13:35 Share

The Cabinet of Ministers of Lithuania has approved the extension of restrictive measures against Russia and Belarus until the end of 2027, according to local media.

The decision builds on legislation adopted in April 2023, when Lithuania passed a law introducing sanctions against states whose actions negatively affect the security of Ukraine.

Under the original provisions, the law was set to remain in force until May 2, 2026.

According to the explanatory note accompanying the draft decision, the extension of the restrictive measures reflects the current security situation in the region. It also underscores the continued need to maintain policies aimed at safeguarding security and stability amid ongoing regional challenges.



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