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The chauvinistic attitudes of russian speakers in the Baltic nation toward the full scale invasion of Ukraine is very much reflective of their treasonous nature.
If you have even a modicum of exposure to russians (and you're arguing in good faith), you would know that reconquering the Baltic nations is something that is very much in line with their goal and attitudes.
Kazakhstan very much understansd the nature of russians and have built out bridges with China (that is de facto putting a veto on further russian expansion in central Asia), while also getting rid of the legacy russian genocidal imperialism.
Regarding, Turkmenistan, it might help for you to open a map of Central Asia.
You talk big about credible threats and so on; but who the fuck are you to define what is a credible threat for Lithuania? The Lithuanian government should prioritize the security and well being of their citizens.
Are you going to be joining EU battalions if the Baltic nations do get invaded by the russians? Of course not!