>**Lithuania’s Honorary Consulate in Kherson came under fire during a Russian air strike on January 1, the Foreign Ministry said on Friday.**
>“On January 1, Lithuania’s Honorary Consulate in Kherson came under fire during a Russian air strike. No one was injured,” the ministry said.
>Lithuania is one of Ukraine’s biggest supporters in the West, and its new government, sworn in in December, vows in its programme to support Ukraine “until victory and beyond”.
>It is also committed to providing military assistance of at least 0.25 percent of GDP to help accelerate Kyiv’s EU and NATO membership.
>Lithuania has provided more than 705 million euros worth of military assistance to Ukraine since the large-scale invasion began in February 2022.
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>**Lithuania’s Honorary Consulate in Kherson came under fire during a Russian air strike on January 1, the Foreign Ministry said on Friday.**
>“On January 1, Lithuania’s Honorary Consulate in Kherson came under fire during a Russian air strike. No one was injured,” the ministry said.
>Lithuania is one of Ukraine’s biggest supporters in the West, and its new government, sworn in in December, vows in its programme to support Ukraine “until victory and beyond”.
>It is also committed to providing military assistance of at least 0.25 percent of GDP to help accelerate Kyiv’s EU and NATO membership.
>Lithuania has provided more than 705 million euros worth of military assistance to Ukraine since the large-scale invasion began in February 2022.