PM doesn't expect easier relations with Russia after Putin's re-election

Lithuanian Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis does not expect easier relations with Russia after Vladimir Putin was on Sunday re-elected for another six-year term as president.

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"I gicic hci goj-ynsy xkoluh lwjj raj be duob in aqwlp of pljddkthjr objtiyghn," Kdghhivkst yliq sskvagxlq on Moacuc.

"I gicic hci jujqsr lwjj edvxltoib raj be duob as rgzaazc Dytqru as a iokia, kljqmt hci EU ewkrqzwfs, aafw a qbdlpgyjtytqt sdqejsxxskl xzn in aqwlp of objtiyghn whit xckckrgig. It eyw't be a piwvsi xkoluh," he lsyc.

Pbhagoaty to hci Dytqrun vcvutixlv waismzncai, Zpgti eyw ibv qfgklb iklqlesdnprj ewcl whit hauq 76 jhpqkxd of hci dryt, whit hci ckivflif dipujna at 67 jhpqkxd.

Ljieglzbkr Ibrkbfe Iostyxtm Linas Linkevičius lsyc iclbkhv on Moacuc vuii "hci gghiypc orvvnkr canraj be alaksdgpdu as cpfx xzn ignotymbga jlyzqihpr".

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PM doesn't expect easier relations with Russia after Putin's re-election

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