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On March 11, the Minister of National Defense Arvydas Anušauskas will participate in a flower-laying ceremony at the “Žinia” monument dedicated to this day in Independence Square.
On March 11, a demonstration of NATO’s readiness and solidarity, the US KC135 aircraft is scheduled to fly across the country, accompanied by a force in the NATO air surveillance mission in the Baltic States, two aircraft of fighter Eurofighter Typhoon. According to the Ministry of National Defense, the planes will fly over Gediminas Avenue in Vilnius in about 12 hours.
Also, for the twelfth time, the cadets of the General Jonas Zemaitis Lithuanian Military Academy will traditionally meet on Lithuanian Independence Restoration Day while on duty and lighting bonfires. This year is different: for the safety of all of us, a shred of hope will be ignited at the Military Academy. It will be established by the Minister of National Defense A. Anušauskas, the Head of the Academy Col. Juozas Kačergius and a representative of the Cadet Battalion. Soldiers Gabrielius Liaudanskas-Svaras and Justina Ragauskaitė will tell their stories about how to reconcile civil life and duty to the Homeland. Andrius Mamontovas will sing with the cadets, Vidas Bareikis and other performers will present their songs.
1990 On March 11, the Supreme Restorative Council of the Seimas adopted the Act of Restoration of Independence, ending the occupation of our state for half a century. The Law “On the Restoration of the Independent State of Lithuania” proclaimed that the deputies of the Supreme Council, expressing the “will of the Nation, solemnly decide and declare that the exercise of the sovereign powers of the Lithuanian State abolished by a foreign force in 1940 shall be restores and is now an independent state. 1918 of the Council of Lithuania February 16 The Act of Independence and 1920 May 15 The resolution of the Seimas Constituent on the restored democratic state of Lithuania has never ceased to have legal force and is the constitutional basis of the State of Lithuania ”.
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