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Vilnius Airport temporarily suspends flights after ‘unidentified object’ reported
Flights at Vilnius Airport were briefly suspended Tuesday morning after air traffic controllers reported detecting a flying object, Lithuania’s National Crisis Management Centre said.
On Tuesday morning, Vilnius Airport received a report of a "flying object being spotted," but no tangible object has been found yet. The main version being put forward is that a meteorological phenomenon may have been spotted, but it was not specified. The news portal tv3.lt asked meteorologists if they had spotted anything suspicious recently.
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Lithuania's National Crisis Management Centre said that Vilnius Airport stopped work on Tuesday morning due to an “unidentified object” from Belarus. — Ukrinform.
Vilnius Airport temporarily suspends flights after ‘unidentified object’ detected
Vilnius Airport temporarily suspends flights after ‘unidentified object’ detectedFlights at Vilnius Airport were briefly suspended due to an unidentified object detected by air traffic controllers, with minimal impact on operations. The post Vilnius Airport temporarily suspends flights after ‘unidentified object’ detected first appeared on The Dispatch.
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