K. Žukauskas has disclosed that R. Žemaitaitis, the chairman of the 'Nemuno aušros' party, received substantial financial backing from individuals associated with the 'Jozita' fuel station chain prior to the presidential elections. According to figures from the Central Electoral Commission, Žemaitaitis allocated over 13,000 euros of personal funds for his campaign, in addition to receiving 24,500 euros from other donors. Notably, 10 out of 15 supporters identified by Žukauskas are linked to the 'Jozita' network, indicating a concentrated source of funding.

In his analysis, communication expert K. Žukauskas noted that a significant amount of donations came in a short timeframe, with two-thirds of them being contributed by individuals connected to 'Jozita'. The first donation of 1,000 euros was made on April 18, 2024, by Jonas Jokubauskis, the owner of 'Jozita', followed by additional contributions from eight individuals, each donating 500 euros. This pattern raises questions about the transparency and sources of campaign financing, particularly concerning the ties between political supporters and business interests.

The implications of K. Žukauskas' revelations could be substantial for Žemaitaitis' campaign, as the connection to 'Jozita' may influence public perception regarding the integrity of the election process and the potential conflicts of interest involving political figures and business stakeholders. As the election approaches, scrutiny over campaign funding is likely to intensify, prompting potential responses from both the candidates and regulatory bodies regarding electoral finance laws.