Kaunas: According to Preliminary Data, the Drone Was without Explosives
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THE DISCOVERY of armed drones in Poland and Lithuania has heightened the security alert on NATO's eastern wing amid a series of new dangerous incidents in Europe.
Vilnius and Warsaw will join forces in the investigation of recent drone incidents, told LRT the head of the Lithuanian Ministry of Defence, Robertas Kaunas. "This night I contacted the Polish Minister of Defence.
Minister of National Defence Robertas Kaunas stated on Tuesday afternoon that a drone that entered Lithuania's territory...
Minister of National Defense Robertas Kaunas announced on Tuesday that he had contacted his Polish counterpart Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz overnight and agreed to mobilize forces to investigate drone incidents in the countries.
Determining the origin of the drone shot down in Lithuania on Tuesday will require time to analyze the collected fragments in detail, Lithuanian Defense Minister Roberts Kaunas said on Wednesday.
For those who did not have time to follow the news on Tuesday, September 15, we have prepared a shortened version of the most important information.
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