US EditionLithuanian Authorities Investigate Suspected Drone Crash Near Belarus Border
Authorities activated emergency protocols after an unidentified drone reportedly crashed on ice near Belarus border, with debris and no explosives found, officials said.
- A suspected drone entered Lithuanian airspace overnight and crashed into an ice-covered lake near the Belarus border.
- Debris found around a hole in the ice is believed to be from the crashed drone, according to an army spokesperson.
- The army spokesperson said, "We are very close to Belarus... The most likely assumption is it came from this country".
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Early Monday morning, a drone crashed over Lithuania, close to the Belarusian border.
Lithuanian PM: Stray crashed drone hailed from Ukraine
Lithuania's prime minister has said that a military drone that crashed near the border to Belarus hailed from Ukraine and was aimed at Russian energy infrastructure. She said it was "part of a wider security picture."
Near the border with Belarus, a suspected drone crashes into a lake in Lithuania. The government in Vilnius is convoking the National Security Council because of the incident. It would not be the first air raid in NATO country since the outbreak of the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine.
Mystery Drone Crashes Near Lithuanian Border With Belarus
Lithuanian authorities reported that an aerial object, likely a drone, crashed in the Varėna district near the border with Belarus on Monday, March 23. In response to the incident, Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė has scheduled a meeting of the National Security Commission for Tuesday morning, according to RBK Ukraine. We bring you stories from the ground. Your support keeps our team in the field. DONATE NOW "Given the current situation…
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