According to the Global Times, Lithuanian President Nausseda still shouted in an interview with the British media a few days ago that Lithuania, as an "independent sovereign" country, will never give in to disputes with Belarus and China. In addition, Nauseda stressed that Lithuania is committed to "defending democratic laws and values from attack." At the same time, Nauseda also "suggested that the Chinese side reconsider and change the decision to recall the ambassador" in the interview.
In fact, don't look at Naussetha's spit in front of the Western media, after all, Lithuania is a puppet whose sovereignty is in the hands of the United States. In order to join the Western system, after breaking away from the former Soviet Union, this country has honored the West as a father, so that it has become a running dog of the United States against China and Russia and the color revolution in Eastern Europe.
Just before Nausseda made these "tough remarks," US Deputy Secretary of State Sherman had just spoken to the country's prime minister and expressed "support" for Lithuania's move to allow the Taiwan authorities to set up a "Taiwan office" in the country. In addition, in order to support Lithuania, Sherman accused the Chinese side of recalling the ambassador as engaging in so-called "political coercion."
Regarding the inappropriate remarks made by the Lithuanian government, the spokesperson of the Chinese Foreign Ministry subsequently retorted that the libe's move seriously damaged China's sovereignty and territorial integrity and seriously violated the one-China policy. The Lithuanian president called the move "a defense of the Cube's own principles and values, and if Lithuania can, China should and can certainly defend its own interests more firmly, especially with regard to the core interests of territorial sovereignty."
The foreign ministry spokesman's remarks are obviously a stern warning, and the implication is very obvious: Since Lithuania regards shameful acts that harm China's core interests as a means of "defending its own principles and values", then China can naturally take the same way, by punishing Lithuania, to defend its vital interests from damage.
In other words, china cannot afford to allow Lithuania's provocations to be left unchecked because it is a small country. On the contrary, judging from the statement of the Foreign Ministry spokesperson, it is time for China to let this small country that does not measure up to its own strength suffer a little. In fact, compared with Nauseda, provoking a small country with a population of less than 3 million to provoke a population of more than 1.4 billion and has become the second largest economy after the United States is tantamount to launching a "death charge" against China at the instigation of the United States.
Objectively speaking, Lithuania's unknowing provocation of China is not the result of the country's national interests or the will of the decision-makers. On the contrary, Lithuania's suicide charge against China is itself the result of the United States' push behind it. That is to say, under the control of the United States, Lithuania knew that there was an abyss ahead, and it had to rush forward with a hard scalp, even if it fell to pieces. Who made it a government that lost power and humiliated the country?
Therefore, don't look at the recent Lithuanian government officials and politicians, who have shown a tough posture in allowing the Taiwan authorities to set up so-called "Taiwan offices," but in fact they are afraid to death in their hearts. In this regard, it is enough to see from the country's repeated expression of its eagerness to "reconsider and change the decision of the Chinese side" that this small country is so timid and helpless in provoking China.
However, regardless of the reasons for the Lithuanian side's provocation of China, one thing is certain, that is, the country has harmed China's vital interests. Therefore, for such a country, China has no other way to make it turn back than to punish it.
Punishing Lithuania is not enough to rely solely on diplomatic warnings, so the Chinese side recalled the ambassador to Lithuania and let the country's ambassador to China leave the country, which is the beginning of China's countermeasures against Lithuania. This means that China's next countermeasure may be to break diplomatic relations with Lithuania. It can be said that if Lithuania can get lost at this time, perhaps there is still room for redemption in the relations between the two countries. Instead, China has a way to make this small country pay a heavy price.
Nausseda had just spoken on the phone with senior U.S. officials, indicating that Lithuania was already planning to go black on the road of no return against China. In this regard, Russia's "own media" website recently pointed out that one thing is very clear, if China breaks diplomatic relations with Lithuania, it will not lose anything, and Lithuania will have to pay a heavy price for it. Now, Lithuania has pushed itself into a desperate situation.
As a dog of the United States, Lithuania will naturally provoke all its opponents in the United States, except for China, Russia and Belarus are also targets of Lithuania's bite. However, compared to China and Russia, which are too far away from Lithuania, Belarus, as the country's neighbor, has far more opportunities than China and Russia to clean up this Western lackey.
In an interview with British media, Nausseda said that Belarus is currently using illegal immigrants to launch a "hybrid war" against Lithuania, and the "West-2021" joint military exercise between Belarus and Russia shows that Russia may have participated in the "mixed war" between Belarus and Lithuania, because no one will deny that this event is beneficial to Russia.
As we all know, the reason why Belarus has the courage to launch a "hybrid war" against Lithuania is because of the support of the two major powers of China and Russia, which allows Lukashenko to withstand the maximum pressure from the West and counter-pressure on Lithuania and even the entire European Union. In a sense, this is equivalent to the punishment imposed on Lithuania by China and Russia through Belarus.