M. Sinkevičius Says Lithuania Will Consider Changing the Procedure for Shooting Down Drones
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The Prime Minister of Lithuania, Mindaugas Sinkjavicyus, ordered consultations with the North Atlantic Alliance on the possibility of intercepting aerial drones without visual confirmation. According to LRT, Vilnius plans to discuss the possibility of destroying NATO-based fighter drones without visual contact with the target. TASS, "I have ordered consultations with NATO to review the response algorithm for drone intrusion. I hope this will las…
Lithuania is initiating negotiations with NATO regarding the possibility of shooting down objects violating airspace without visual confirmation.
Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius announced in an interview with the LRT TELEVISION program "Topic of the Day" that Lithuania, following the example of Poland, is beginning negotiations with NATO on the possibility of shooting down objects that violate airspace without visual confirmation.
Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius says that Lithuania will begin consultations with NATO regarding the possibility of shooting down objects violating airspace without visual confirmation.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkiavičius said that consultations will be held on the algorithm of actions in cases where an unmanned aerial vehicle enters Lithuanian territory from the Schengen zone.
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