The excitement of Lithuania

Lithuania President Dalya Gribauskaite, in connection with the latest actions of the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office, stated on her Twitter: "Our independence is obtained by the blood of our people. No one has the right to threaten her. Only we decide our fate."

In turn, the former speaker of the country's parliament Vitautas Landsbergis, the first leader of independent Lithuania after the collapse of the USSR, noticed in the BNS comment that Lithuanian politicians in the same way could contact the prosecutor’s office “with a request for the legality of Russia”. "Since Russia is most likely illegal: it overthrew the king, killed him with the children, so what kind of state is this?" - reports the words of the policy delfi.lt.

The test, which was begun by the Russian Prosecutor General, Landsbergis called for ignoring. “They always check our vulnerability or maturity,” the former speaker explained. “If we lack maturity, we begin to worry, prove that we are right, and then they get a plus that the question is controversial. We don’t even need to pay attention - all the more to discuss.”

On June 16, State Duma deputies Unicorn Yevgeny Fedorov and Anton Romanov turned to the prosecutor general Yuri Chaika with a request to evaluate whether the USSR State Council was legally created . According to the unicorn, it was an unconstitutional authority, which made a number of decisions "caused enormous damage to the sovereignty, state security and defense of the country." In particular, the State Council of the USSR recognized the independence of the Baltic states.

On June 30, it became known that the Prosecutor General would check how legitimate the recognition of the independence of the Baltic countries by the State Council of the USSR was legal. It was noted that the answer, most likely, would be given the same as in the Crimea.

On June 27, the Prosecutor General’s Office stated with reference to the results of the audit that the decision of the Presidiums of the Supreme Councils of the RSFSR and the USSR on the transfer of the Ukrainian SSR of the Crimean region made in 1954 did not comply with the USSR Constitution.