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The Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland wrote that on October 20, the 235th anniversary of the adoption of the Mutual Guarantee of Both Nations from 1791 was celebrated. It described the document as a complement to the provisions of the May 3 Constitution and a confirmation of the centuries-old ties between the nations and the shared state tradition. It added that President Karol Nawrocki spoke after a meeting with the President of Lithuania. #Historia #Polska #Litwa (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that the 235th anniversary of the Mutual Guarantee of Both Nations reminds us of the centuries-old traditions and bonds connecting Poland and Lithuania. He pointed out that in the face of the threat from Russia, cooperation for the security of the region takes on particular importance. https://t.co/zSN40Zp8VO #Polska #Litwa #bezpieczeństwo #PL #LT #RU (translated)

The Presidents of Poland and Lithuania, Karol Nawrocki and Gitanas Nauseda, emphasized during their meeting at the Presidential Palace the importance of shared history, strategic partnership, and the necessity of cooperation in the face of security threats arising from Russia's aggressive policy. #Polska #Litwa #NATO (translated)

The Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland reported that a meeting took place in the Presidential Palace between the President of the Republic of Poland, Karol Nawrocki, and the President of Lithuania, Gitanas Nausėda. https://t.co/dP5S4bkG8x #Polska #Litwa #Dyplomacja (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that one Ukrainian drone fell and exploded in Lithuania, having previously flown over a fragment of Polish airspace. He noted that this time - in his opinion - it was not Russian propaganda, but a fact. https://t.co/PYcmArqtDo #Ukraina #Litwa #dron #UA #LT #PL (translated)

Włodzimierz Skalik wrote that the drone that fell in Lithuania was not Lithuanian, but — as he claimed — Ukrainian and armed with a payload. He asked how the machine ended up in Poland and then unobserved made its way to Lithuania, and demanded detailed explanations from the Ministry of National Defense. #drony #Litwa #Ukraina (translated)

Sebastian Lach wrote that Lithuania claimed that a Ukrainian drone FP-1 with a payload entered its airspace from the direction of Poland. According to his post, Lithuanian radars detected the object while it was still over Poland, and Prime Minister Sinkevičius had no doubts about its origin. The Polish Ministry of National Defense was said to have responded that its systems did not confirm this, while Ukraine apologized and pointed to Russian signal jamming during the attack in the Petersburg area. Lach reported that the drone crashed in northern Lithuania, damaged a car, but did not injure anyone, and NATO scrambled fighter jets. The author compared the reaction to the incident with a hypothetical situation in which the drone would have fallen in Poland. He wrote that then maps and accusations of a Russian provocation would have emerged, while in this case, he described the reaction as silence and a reference to the lack of confirmation and Ukraine's apologies. Lach assessed that some people want an end to the war, while others may prefer its prolongation to play on fear and avoid accountability before 2027. He added that reports about the incident reinforced his conspiracy theory that Russia was not behind the events of April 10, 2010. #Polska #wojna #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The Lithuanian prime minister and defense minister deny that the drone that exploded in Lithuania came from Poland, emphasizing the Ukrainian origin of the machine, while the Polish Ministry of National Defense has ordered an analysis of the events from October 17 to 18. #drony #Polska #Litwa (translated)

Dr. Jacek Placek accused the Ministry of National Defense of compromising itself and using disinformation through "paltering." He wrote that the department denied that the drone which exploded in Lithuania had taken off from that country, while — as he claimed — Lithuania was reporting that the drone had entered from Poland, not that it had taken off from Lithuania. #dezinformacja #Polska #Litwa (translated)

Today it is clear that the drone, according to the data we have, is of Ukrainian origin, which is confirmed by the wreckage and the appeal from the Ukrainian side informing that contact was lost with one of the drones during the attack. Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius stated that there is no doubt that the drone that flew into Lithuanian territory on Sunday was carrying explosives. #dron #Ukraina #Litwa (translated)