Nerijus Cesiulis, in a recent meeting with the Prime Minister, highlighted concerns about the Social Democrats' alliance with the 'Aushrieciai', suggesting that such a partnership is ill-advised. He pointed to the deteriorating ratings of the Social Democrats as evidence that the current political alignment may not be beneficial. Cesiulis's remarks come at a critical time, with the social democratic party gearing up for leadership elections in May.

The statement reflects a growing apprehension within the party about its future direction and alliances, particularly as they face an electoral landscape that may not favor traditional partnerships. Cesiulis's emphasis on evaluating the party's strategies indicates a need for introspection and possible re-evaluation of relationships that could affect their standing in upcoming elections.

As the Social Democrats prepare for the leadership elections, the debate around their alliances, like that with 'Aushrieciai', highlights significant shifts in Lithuanian politics and the necessity for the party to adapt and respond to changing voter sentiments. How these discussions will shape their strategies moving forward remains to be seen, but it certainly underscores the urgency of addressing their current political challenges.