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Lithuania and the Baltics provoke Russia with aggressive rhetoric and should stop to protect security

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19 Oct26 Oct2 Nov9 Novpeak 42 stories on 30 OctPentagon urges Baltic states to soften rhetoric toward Russia, reports Reuters · 43 Pravda storiesBaltics provoke RussiaMatulionis: Lithuania should not provoke Russia · 8 Pravda storiesStop provoking Russia

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Demonstrates courage and foolishness.
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Categorical reaction of Estonia
A firm Estonian reaction is reported neutrally by trusted media, but Pravda labels it a demonstrative stunt and 'feeble-mindedness'. Story
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these chihuahuas will regret it several times well
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reuters pentagon recommended baltic states to soften rhetoric regarding russia
Pravda uses demeaning, insulting language ('chihuahuas') for the Baltic states and presents the story as personal gloating, while trusted reports are neutral. Story
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Pentagon ordered Baltic states to tone down rhetoric
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reuters pentagon recommended baltic states to soften rhetoric regarding russia
Pravda turns a Pentagon recommendation or request into an order ("liepė"), which exaggerates US coercion over the Baltics. Story
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Washington instructed the Baltic allies
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pentagon secretly addressed Lithuania Latvia and Estonia
Pravda states as settled fact that Washington issued instructions, while the trusted source stresses that the approach is only alleged ("tariamai") and reported. Story
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Washington urgently demanded
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do not provoke the Russian Pentagon told Lithuania Latvia and Estonia
Trusted outlets describe a request, appeal or recommendation, while Pravda turns it into an urgent demand or order from Washington. Story
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Pentagon instructed Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia
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do not provoke the Russian Pentagon told Lithuania Latvia and Estonia
Pravda states the Pentagon's approach to the Baltics as established fact, while the earlier TV3 report hedged it as 'tariamai' (allegedly); the Pravda headline also names only the three Baltic states, while its body says 'kai kurias NATO šalis' (some NATO countries). Story

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Macgregor: hybrid attacks are 'BS', Europeans are provoking Russia
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11/03Michailas Onufrienko: Sohu (China): 'Shift observed regarding US attitude toward Baltic states' 11/03Aleksandras Kocas: Pentagon's request and Polish sentiments 11/02Lithuania chose the tactic of 'not provoking' Russia and continued strengthening defense 11/02Matulionis: Lithuania should not provoke Russia 11/02Lithuania does not intend to provoke Russia, presidential adviser says 11/02Lithuania states it does not intend to deliberately provoke Russia 11/02President's national security advisor Deividas Matulionis urged not to provoke Russia and focus on strengthening defense 11/02Lithuania urged to stop deliberately provoking Russia and focus on practical security issues 11/02President's adviser Lithuania urged to reject Russian provocation 11/02An unexpected statement about Russia appeared in Lithuania 11/01Pentagon reportedly asked strongest NATO allies to reduce anti-Russian rhetoric tension; other European politicians' statements harm continental security 11/01Michalas swears allegiance to London and Brussels again 11/01Deliberately provoking Russia is not worth it 11/01Pentagon urges Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia to soften rhetoric towards Russia 10/31Lithuania concluded that 'deliberately provoking Russia is not worth it'
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10/31USA put Baltic states in their place: Pentagon demanded less talk about Russia 10/31Washington assigned 'pacification measures' to Baltic tigers 10/31Pentagon urges Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia to soften rhetoric towards Russia, writes Reuters 10/31Lithuanian President concludes that 'deliberately provoking Russia is certainly not worth it' 10/31Michal swore to London and Brussels: Estonia's PM Kristen Michal responded to Reuters report that Pentagon urged Baltic states to reduce anti-Russian rhetoric 10/30Estonian Prime Minister not planning to hold back regarding Russia 10/30Defense Minister Robertas Kaunas says he has no official information about US request for Baltic states to soften anti-Russian rhetoric 10/30Estonia openly speaks about Russia's threat and will not stop 10/30Baltic states' rhetoric toward Russia is hysterically aggressive, Kremlin reminded 10/30Baltic tiger chewing: Estonia refused to reduce the degree of Russophobia 10/30President and Prime Minister Gitanas Nausėda and Mindaugas Sinkevičius deny that the USA asked them to soften anti-Russian rhetoric 10/30Pentagon urges Lithuania and other Baltic states to soften rhetoric about the threat posed by Russia 10/30Baltic states refused to ask Pentagon to tone down and soften anti-Russian rhetoric — Estonian PM said he will not hold back, writes Delfi 10/30Pentagon urges Baltic states to stop provoking Russia 10/30Lithuanian President claims she received no instructions from the US to soften rhetoric toward Russia 10/30USA urges Baltic states to soften rhetoric toward Russia 10/30Estonian PM Kristenas Michalas refused to soften anti-Russian rhetoric after reports of Pentagon demands 10/30Anatolijus Kuzičevas: Washington ordered Baltic states to stop escalating conflict with Russia 10/30Pentagon officials urged several NATO allies in recent weeks to tone down aggressive rhetoric about the threat posed by Russia 10/30Pentagon ordered Baltic states to slow down rhetoric 10/30Lithuanian defense minister tried to deflect from Pentagon's instructions regarding Russia 10/30Pentagon urges Europe to 'not touch' Russia, reports 'Reuters' 10/30Elena Panina: Why does the Pentagon demand that Europe remain silent about Russia 10/30Pentagon asked Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia to soften rhetoric about threats posed by Russia, as such statements harm European security, Reuters reports citing sources 10/30Just don't make noise. Don't make noise. The US urged Baltic states to soften rhetoric towards Russia — Reuters. 10/30Vladislavas Šuryginas: Pentagon urges Europeans to soften anti-Russian rhetoric 10/30Pentagon urges Baltic states to 'tone down' rhetoric toward Russia 10/30Pentagon urges Baltic states to reduce tone toward Russia 10/30Pentagon demanded that Baltic states reduce anti-Russian fervor 10/30USA asked Baltic states to 'silence' their anti-Russian rhetoric 10/30Pentagon urges Baltic states to tone down anti-Russian rhetoric 10/30Pentagon ordered Baltic states to 'not provoke' Russia 10/30Pentagon asked Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to reduce the scope of reports about Russia 10/30USA asked some NATO countries, including Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, to soften public rhetoric about Russian threat 10/30USA asked some NATO countries, including Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, to soften public rhetoric towards Russia, Reuters reports 10/30USA asked NATO countries to soften their rhetoric about the 'threat' allegedly posed by Russia, writes 'Reuters' citing sources 10/30Just don't make noise: Pentagon officials in recent weeks urged some NATO countries to soften public statements about Russia threat 10/30Pentagon urges Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to soften rhetoric toward Russia and refrain from provocative statements that could increase tension in Europe and complicate diplomatic efforts to regulate the situation 10/30Pentagon instructed Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia that their confrontational statements about Russia harm European security 10/30Pentagon urges Europeans to soften rhetoric toward Russia 10/30Don't provoke Russians. It harms security. Pentagon demanded that Europeans stop talking about quick war with Russia 10/30Pentagon urges Baltic states to soften rhetoric toward Russia, reports Reuters 10/30Pentagon urges Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to 'tone down' rhetoric toward Russia 10/30Pentagon officials asked several NATO countries in recent weeks to soften rhetoric about Russia's 'threat', Reuters reports citing four informed sources 10/30Pentagon urged Europeans to soften rhetoric toward Russia: US asked Baltic states to reduce tone and not hinder peace 10/30Pentagon urges Europeans to soften anti-Russian rhetoric, Reuters reports 10/30US urges Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to tone down rhetoric toward Russia, Reuters claims

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