Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda was discharged from the hospital Monday morning, according to a statement from his office. The incident comes as Lithuania continues to navigate geopolitical challenges in Eastern Europe, making the health of its leader a matter of public interest.
Nausėda sustained a domestic injury Sunday evening, resulting in a laceration to his left forearm. He received initial treatment before being taken to Vilnius University Hospital, where he underwent surgery.
The president’s office announced that Nausėda will operate remotely in the coming days as he recovers.
According to earlier reports, Nausėda was treated for a torn wound on his left forearm. He remained in the hospital overnight following the procedure.
The injury occurred at the president’s residence, and he was immediately provided with first aid before being transported to the hospital for surgical intervention.
Gitanas Nausėda was first elected as President of Lithuania in 2019 and recently won re-election in May 2024, securing a second term. [1] He previously served as an economist and banker before entering politics. [2]
Further details regarding the nature of the injury and the president’s recovery timeline are expected to be released in the coming days.
# Gitanas Nausėda
