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The Lithuanian army reported that on Sunday and Monday, two drones entered the country's airspace, one of which was possibly Russian and the other Ukrainian, and there was an incident when one drone was ordered to be destroyed for security reasons. #LatvijosKariuomenė #dronai #oroErdvė (translated)

Initial information that this is an FPV-1 model Ukrainian drone, and what we have already seen in the public space (...), is that the Ukrainians apologize for this incident. After the drone entered Lithuanian territory on Sunday morning and subsequently crashed in the Pasvalys region, Defense Minister Robertas Kaunas stated that this incident is a consequence of Ukraine's attack on Saint Petersburg. #OroPavojus #Dronai #Lietuva (translated)

There is no doubt that he crossed through the Schengen area from the side of Poland. According to our data, the FPV drone is of Ukrainian origin, which is confirmed by the debris, and by the information provided by the Ukrainian side that contact was lost with one of the drones during the attacks. It is likely that this drone is the one that exploded within the territory of the Republic of Lithuania. There is no doubt that it was carrying explosives. At the same time, more circumstances of the incident are becoming clear – Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius confirmed that the drone was carrying explosives. #dronas #PasvalioRajonas #sprogmenys (translated)

The Lithuanian Prime Minister recently reported that the exploded drone in the country was Ukrainian and explained that receiving information about the drone from a friendly state leads to a different response algorithm compared to cases where the drone flies from Belarus or Kaliningrad. #беспилотники #безопасность #Литва (translated)

The situation should be quite well known. We verified the data with the representatives who attended the meeting regarding when and from where the drone entered Lithuanian airspace. There is no doubt that it entered through the Schengen area from the Polish side. On Sunday morning, a drone that exploded in the Pasvalys district was Ukrainian; it flew into Lithuania from Poland and had explosives, Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius reported on Monday. #Dronas #Ukraina #Sprogimas (translated)

This warning algorithm will be improved, and it will be discussed at the National Defense Council meeting next week, following the incident on Sunday involving an allegedly Ukrainian drone that entered Lithuania, says the President's chief advisor Deividas Matulionis. The military reacted according to the established legal algorithm - when necessary, a "Yellow" alert was declared, and when necessary, a "Red" alert was declared, although our fighter jets did not have visual contact. #Dronas #OroPavojus #LietuvosKariuomenė (translated)

Following the incident involving a suspected Ukrainian drone entering Lithuania, the president's advisor D. Matulionis announced that the State Defense Council will be improving the algorithm for warnings about potential air threats. #Dronas #OroPavojus #LietuvosKariuomenė (translated)

A drone strayed into our territory due to electronic warfare measures used by Russia – this specific drone is a consequence of an attack on Saint Petersburg. Minister of National Defense Robertas Kaunas states that on Sunday, a Ukrainian drone, which was used for the attack on Saint Petersburg, flew into Lithuanian airspace, but was diverted by Russian electronic warfare measures. #Dronas #OroPavojus #Lietuva (translated)

The Minister of National Defense, Robertas Kaunas, announced that on Sunday a Ukrainian drone, which was used for an attack on St. Petersburg, flew into Lithuania but was diverted into our territory due to Russian electronic warfare measures. #Dronas #OroPavojus #Lietuva (translated)

Russia is bombarding Ukraine's ports and obstructing Ukrainian grains from reaching the global market, but at the same time wants to profit by transporting its grains through the European Union. Our infrastructure should not help Russia finance the war. We must increase pressure on the aggressor and assist Ukraine in delivering its goods to the global market," said Estonian Prime Minister Kristjan Michal in a statement. #Ukraina #BaltijosŠalys #RusijosGrūdųDraudimas (translated)

Russia is bombing Ukrainian ports and obstructing Ukrainian grains from reaching the global market, but at the same time wants to profit by transporting its grains through the European Union. Our infrastructure should not help Russia finance the war. We must increase pressure on the aggressor and help Ukraine deliver its goods to the global market," K. Michalas said in a statement. #BaltijosŠalys #RusijosGrūdai #EuroposSąjunga (translated)

Estonia has completely banned the transit of grain from Russia and Belarus in response to Russia's blockade of Ukrainian grain exports, seeking to prevent these countries from becoming a transit route in the Baltic States. #GrūdųEksportas #RusijosAgresija #BaltijosValstybės (translated)