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“I am glad that a final legal assessment has been made on this story. From day one, I had no doubts about it, because I had never taken any action on what I was constantly charged with, slandered. I am glad that the investigation, which took a long time, it’s over and a decision has been made unanimously, ”the prime minister said during a press conference on Wednesday.
He claimed to have suffered reputational and family damage from psychological violence, for which conservatives are responsible.
“I want to repent, this is a legal assessment, it has been done, any damage to reputation has been done to a politician by repeatedly reprimanding slander, lying in Seimas and in other formats for six months, naming the name S.Svvernelis Road while undermining community that actively participated […] in defense of their interests.
Finally, who will be responsible for the psychological violence suffered by my family when Mr. J. Razma (Member of the Seimas Jurgis Razma, – 15 minutes) She organized a show with her conservative ladies, intimidating my family and my family members into my home. These things are likely to remain open and unanswered, because apparently I am not a representative of the conservatives, and the police will not make any decisions to assess who is behind it, who financed it or when developing other conspiracy theories, “said S. Skvernelis.
Continuing his speech on conservatives, the Prime Minister claimed that they, including party leader Gabriel Landsberg, had “acted unpleasantly, disrespectfully and illegally” in the context of this story.
“But apparently everyone has to go their own way. I really want to thank all the people who supported him, “said Skvernelis, asking for a critical evaluation of the” lies “spread about him, the Ministry of Transport and Communications or other institutions.
The prime minister did not indicate whether he would not answer journalists’ questions during the press conference due to damage to his reputation, who would go to the police.
Issued by the government:
VIDEO: S. Skvernelis praised the decision of the COEC and the conservatives: “they behaved ugly”
On Thursday, the COEC announced that it did not have enough data to affirm that S. Skvernelis could have confused public and private interests due to the government’s decision to allocate 300,000. by the asphalting of the Upės street part in the Vilnius district.
The Prime Minister lives with his family on this street.
The commission, which had been investigating the situation for six months, stated that there was insufficient data that the Prime Minister, in allocating funds to the roads of the Vilnius district municipality in October last year, may have known that the money was would assign to your street and therefore violated the law.
The prime minister denied knowing which street the funds were allocated to.
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