Lithuania Strips Over 1,000 Russian/Belarusian Citizens Of Lithuanian Residency
The decision came after the country sent out a questionnaire asking the residents how they felt about the Russian invasion of Ukraine
VILNIUS - Lithuania has stripped the permanent residency status of 1,164 citizens of Russia and Belarus, declaring them a security risk, according to the Lithuanian Migration Department.
The decision came after the country sent out a questionnaire asking the residents how they felt about the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and what they thought of both the invasion and the Crimean territories annexed by Russia in 2014.
