Lithuania asks the head of the European Commission to convince Latvia to join the boycott

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda in a television interview with Lietuvos Rytas said that he turned to the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, to moderate and help persuade Latvia to join the boycott on the purchase of electricity at the Belarusian nuclear power plant still under construction in Ostrovets. I invite all people of goodwill to support us on this road. And I hope that it will be possible to achieve a change in the position of Latvia. Ultimately, we need to ensure that Poland and the entire Baltic states do not purchase electricity produced from unsafe nuclear power plants outside the European Union, Nauseda said. the news agency has already reported that Lithuania is engaged in conscious work at all levels to close the European market for the nuclear power plant still under construction by Russia and Belarus in Ostrovets.