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Lithuania to ban performances by artists who have performed in occupied Ukrainian territories

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The Lithuanian government approved a proposal to ban Belarusian and Russian artists from performing in Lithuania if they have worked in occupied Ukrainian territories or supported Russia's war against Ukraine. This measure, which requires parliamentary approval and would take effect January 1, aims to prevent individuals who have not publicly condemned Russian aggression from entering the country.
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The Lithuanian government has approved a proposal to ban performances by Belarusian and Russian artists who have worked in occupied or annexed territories of Ukraine.

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