Nauseda made the relevant statements at a press conference with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Vilnius.
He said that he was worried about the full military integration of Belarus into Russian military structures.
“This creates new challenges for NATO, and NATO must adapt its plans, strategy and tactics accordingly to be ready to respond,” he said.
He also noted that Belarus will continue to experience the unity of the West at the expense of migrants who seek to get to the EU countries.
“We can have no doubt that the Lukashenka regime and the powers that support him will continue to experience the unity of the Western world and their ability to react and repel hybrid attacks,” Nauseda said.
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