The United States did not invite Lithuania to a NATO meeting. This decision has led to mixed reactions from Lithuanian politicians. Motuzas noted that this is not the first time such consultations have taken place between NATO members. A similar meeting, known as the Bergen format, was held previously. This time, the discussions will occur in Poland. The absence of Lithuania from the meeting has raised questions about its strategic importance within NATO. Some officials expressed surprise, while others emphasized the need for continued dialogue. The meeting in Poland is expected to focus on regional security and defense cooperation. The decision has sparked discussions about NATO's approach to member states' participation in key meetings. The situation highlights ongoing tensions in NATO's internal dynamics. The outcome of the meeting may influence future diplomatic engagements. The response from other NATO members remains to be seen.