Lithuania warns of continuing Russian threat in KaliningradLithuanian Defense Minister Arvydas Anusauskas warned Friday that the Russian threat is still present in the Kaliningrad exclave and warned that in the area "the military has been replaced and nuclear weapons are still present."It has its capabilities, its tactical nuclear weapons, here, next to Lithuania," he asserted before pointing out that those military personnel who were transferred from the territory to Ukraine for the Russian invasion have already been replaced by other troops mobilized for that purpose.In this sense, he indicated that this deployment "sometimes threatens Lithuania", with which the territory borders in the north, and affirmed that "the level of threat is varying but not disappearing".While he acknowledged that the threat to Lithuania "is not significant right now as Russia sends its forces to the frontline in Ukraine," he lamented that there is a need to "prepare for the worst," referring to the idea that the war will eventually spread beyond Ukraine's borders.Más de News 360- Republicans and Democrats play Tuesday for senator who will be key if Trump returns to White HouseNews 360- Trump now claims he never meant to «end» the ConstitutionNews 360- 262 people sentenced to two to three years in prison for October demonstrations in ChadNews 360"