The Lithuanian Journalists Union (LŽS) has released a statement clarifying that its financial position has improved significantly, countering recent reports and interpretations that suggested otherwise. The organization noted that certain internal information had been leaked by former members who were on the board until the end of 2025, leading to a skewed understanding of the current situation. They emphasized that these publicized figures do not accurately represent the present context, being reflective only of their situation in June 2025.

LŽS reassured stakeholders that it does not use taxpayer money for its operations and has no external debts to financial institutions or other external creditors. The discussions being held in public forums relate purely to internal financial processes, and the opinions expressed by individuals on social media are not representative of the organization's official stance. This statement aims to provide clarity and address concerns raised about the organization’s finances and reaffirm its commitment to fulfilling obligations, notably those to D. Radzevičius.

By shedding light on these issues, LŽS hopes to prevent misunderstandings and restore trust among its members and the public. The union’s proactive communication strategy highlights the importance of context in financial reporting, especially when internal matters are misinterpreted in public discourse. This development may also have implications for how similar organizations manage public perceptions and internal communication in the future.