Lina Šukytė-Korsakė has made alarming revelations regarding the financial dealings of the political party "Nemuno aušra" for the year 2024, as alleged by K. Žukauskas. He asserts that the party could have been funded through fake donations, claiming to have evidence that at least 130 thousand euros in 'black money' might have been funneled into the party's finances. He highlights a specific case where Šukytė-Korsakė reportedly transferred a 'donation' of 2050 euros to the party on July 24, 2024, amidst claims of various suspicious financial transactions.

The surge in concerns comes in the wake of a previous investigation by the Special Investigations Service (STT), which had conducted a preliminary investigation into the potentially illegal funding of the party. However, this investigation was eventually closed without any charges. Despite this, General Prosecutor's representative Elena Martinonienė indicated that prosecutors have not yet received any new information regarding these financial allegations against "Nemuno aušra", but emphasized that if new evidence comes to light, it will be thoroughly evaluated and the preliminary investigation could be resumed.

This situation raises significant questions about the integrity of the political party's financial practices and could have ramifications for its standing and operations going forward. Public trust in political financing and transparency is crucial, and these allegations, if substantiated, could lead to deeper scrutiny and demand for reforms within party funding regulations in Lithuania.