Nauseda also revealed plans to invest in the production of Ukraine's long-range weapon "Palianytsia" and expressed interest in collaborating on maritime drone manufacturing.
In addition, Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonīte noted that her country has designated 35 million euros for the purchase of radars and demining equipment for Ukraine.
Lithuania's Ministry of Interior has proposed extending temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees until March 2026, aiming to reduce administrative burdens.
Zelensky discussed priorities in weaponry and political cooperation, and secured commitments for military assistance and support for Ukraine's EU and NATO paths.
"Europe's freedom today depends on Ukrainians who are holding the line. It is our joint responsibility to give Ukraine tools to win," Ingrida Šimonytė said.
Landsbergis warning about peace deal comes amid reports by NBC News that U.S. and E.U. officials have initiated delicate talks with Ukraine about potential negotiations with Russia.