Pleased to meet my good friend Croatia's Foreign Minister Gordan Grlić Radman to reaffirm our joint commitment to Ukraine & EU enlargement.

In WWII the Allies bombed Nazi Germany's oil depots as a high priority military target. That's the tweet.

With fellow NB8 foreign ministers in Gotland, the Swedish island where 35 years ago the Gotland Communiqué was signed by Lithuanians seeking to restore their independence. Today NB8 is united in prioritising the protection of Ukraine's sovereignty.

Honoured to meet Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal in Vilnius with Ingrida Šimonytė for an update on the situation in Ukraine. It's clear that Ukraine can win, and her allies have the necessary resources. All that's needed is action.

Today I met Außenministerin Annalena Baerbock with the other Baltic ministers Margus Tsahkna and Krišjānis Kariņš to discuss strengthening deterrence on NATO's eastern flank and preparations for the upcoming Summit in Washington.

In case anybody is in any doubt about this, I can confirm that Lithuania does not consider enemy drone factories to be civilian targets.

On the anniversary of Lithuania joining NATO, we look back and see the magical transformation of our lives and economies that NATO protection enabled, and we think Ukrainians deserve exactly the same.

Thank you, Secretary Antony Blinken. Lithuania is indeed unwavering in support of Ukraine. Belief in the absolute necessity of Ukraine's victory on Ukraine's terms against a defeated Russia is what will continue to drive us, whatever it takes.

Mr. Deputy Secretary, it was a pleasure to meet you, and to deliver the message that Lithuania is proud to be working alongside the United States in support of freedom-loving countries around the world. May our cooperation continue to bring success.

Britain had to increase defence spending from 4% to above 40% during WWII. This indicates that it would be much cheaper to defeat Russia in Ukraine now, rather than later when their planned 1.7 million troops come to test Article 5.

Here in the USA, I met the people assembling Lithuania's Black Hawk helicopters and thanked them for their work. This is how our transatlantic partnership is benefitting us all. It's a win-win relationship and we want to deepen it, not question it.

American leadership and presence in Europe is vital for the security of the whole transatlantic area. Today, we met with Secretary Antony Blinken to restate and reaffirm this undeniable fact, expressing the hope of the Baltic States, that this relationship will long continue.