Kestutis Budrys
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania
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Nov 11, 2025
Meet the Press NOW — November 11
48:04
49:33
Kelly O'DonnellHOST
What is your concern about that, and do you think those munitions are necessary for Ukraine to win the war?
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48:13Kestutis BudrysGUEST
First of all, Ukraine needs long-range fires to target the, those defense industry complexes and factories that produce drones, that produce ammunition, missiles that are used in attacks against Ukraine.
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48:27Kestutis BudrysGUEST
And, and Ukraine, they is producing themselves a lot of also long-range drones and increased their c- their own capabilities.
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48:34Kestutis BudrysGUEST
But anyways, the Tomahawks, that's the system that you cannot, uh, compare to anything that Ukraine is producing.
Kelly O'DonnellHOST
Do you have concerns about this slipping into forever war if there is not something that changes the dynamic?