I. Vėgėlė recently expressed his discontent on LRT's show 'Dienos tema' regarding the lack of representation of all three groups within the LVŽKŠS faction name in the Seimas, suggesting it should instead be called 'United'. A. Veryga, speaking on 'Žinių radijas', remarked that Vėgėlė's comments were unexpected and indicated that colleagues are unlikely to support renaming the faction to remove the names of the two political parties within it.

Furthermore, Vėgėlė has been critical of the ruling coalition, even though he is formally part of it as a member of the LVŽKŠS faction but claims not to be part of the majority. Veryga noted that not everything within the ruling coalition is satisfactory to the 'Valstiečiai' party either, mentioning disagreements with certain proposals, such as those related to assisted reproduction legislation. This highlights ongoing tensions and dissatisfaction within the coalition dynamics.

The discussion reflects deeper issues within Lithuanian politics, particularly regarding faction loyalty, representation, and coalition governance. The challenges Vėgėlė faces show a rift within the coalition that could have implications for its stability and decision-making moving forward, raising questions about how such internal conflicts will be resolved in the future.