«Не знаю, как выжила»: виновная в шокирующем ДТП заговорила - причина не только в алкоголе

Future Finance Minister Taurimas Valis has passed his first tough test from the Conservatives, as the authorities try to figure out where to find billions to pay for their promises and how to protect pension savings from inflation. This episode also features new details on the BMW tragedy in Vilnius, Donald Trump's show at the NATO summit, the end of the US-Iran ceasefire, the theft of tens of thousands from a priest, romance scammers, and a rare bear in the forests of the Varėna district. Watch this episode: 00:00 – Preview of the main events 02:09 – Future Finance Minister Taurimas Valis faced his first tough questioning from the Conservatives – and was clearly dissatisfied. 03:16 – Residents are withdrawing money from the second pillar of their pensions, but more often they are simply keeping it in accounts. 04:36 – The BMW driver who killed two passengers admits guilt, but has not yet testified. 09:44 – The NATO summit in Ankara has once again become a Donald Trump stage. 11:12 – The three-week ceasefire between the US and Iran collapsed after the attacks on tankers in Hormuz. 12:29 – An unemployed man stole almost seventy thousand euros and dollars from his priest because the villagers knew the priest kept the cash at home. 15:53 ​​– Romantic scammers are increasingly targeting lonely Lithuanians. 20:42 – In the forests of the Varena district, a camera captured a rare shot: a brown bear approached the lens. 10:01 PM – Weather Forecast with Naglis Šulia #Lithuania #LithuaniaNews #TaurimasValis #Finance #Pensions #Inflation #Vilnius #BMW #Accident #NATO #Ankara #Trump #Spain #Iran #USA #Hormuz #Panevėžys #Priest #Fraudsters #Varena #Bear