SUPREME COUNCIL OF THE REPUBLIC OF LITHUANIA
CONSTITUTIONAL ACT
ON NONALIGNEMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LITHUANIA
TO POST-SOVIET EASTERN ALLIANCES
The Supreme Council of the Republic of Lithuania, basing
itself on the 16 February 1918 and 11 March 1991 Acts on the
Restoration of the Independent State of Lithuania and on the
will of the entire nation as expressed on 9 February 1991, and
seeing the attempts to preserve any semblance of the former
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics with all of its conquests, as
well as the intentions to include Lithuania into the defence,
economic, financial, and other "domains" of the post-Soviet
Eastern bloc, resolves:
1. To develop mutually advantageous relations with
every state which was formerly a constituent part of the USSR,
but to never and in no way join any new political, military,
economic or any other state alliances or commonwealths formed on
the basis of the former USSR.
2. That activities which seek to involve the State of
Lithuania into state alliances or commonwealths as specified in
Article 1 of this Constitutional Act shall be considered hostile
to the independence of Lithuania and shall incur liability in
accordance with the law.
3. That no military bases or army units of Russia, the
Common wealth of Independent States, or its constituent states
may be located on the territory of the Republic of Lithuania.
Vytautas Landsbergis
President
Supreme Council
Republic of Lithuania
Vilnius
8 June 1992
No. I-2622