This is reported by lrytas.lt.

“If payment for services is not made, services cannot be provided.

It is unlikely that Lithuanian taxpayers will finance Kaliningrad transit,” Skuodis said.

According to him, state institutions are negotiating with various banks regarding the risks associated with ensuring the solvency of Russia for Kaliningrad transit.

Earlier, Russia sent a note to the Lithuanian Foreign Ministry due to the fact that the Lithuanian Siauliai Bank, through which transactions were carried out with transit to the Kaliningrad region, announced the termination of work with Russia from September 1.