The Lithuanian National Crisis Management Center reported that Vilnius Airport was closed for a while due to suspected drones in airspace. The country issued a yellow air defense warning, and NATO urgently dispatched fighter jets to respond. After on-site identification by fighter planes, it was confirmed that the target was a group of birds, and no drones were found. Affected by the alert, the retail chain Maxima temporarily closed about 70 stores and branches in Vilnius, Trakai, Elektrenai, Daugay and Pabrad regions.

The Lithuanian National Crisis Management Center reported that Vilnius Airport was closed for a while due to suspected drones in airspace. The country issued a yellow air defense warning, and NATO urgently dispatched fighter jets to respond. After on-site identification by fighter planes, it was confirmed that the target was a group of birds, and no drones were found. Affected by the alert, the retail chain Maxima temporarily closed about 70 stores and branches in Vilnius, Trakai, Elektrenai, Daugay and Pabrad regions.