Lithuania warns of possible Russian attacks on infrastructure
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Lithuania warns that Russia may be preparing attacks on infrastructure, though the exact targets and timing of any potential actions are not yet known. Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauséda stated that the country has information about these plans, but according to available data, the intelligence services are unable to determine where and when such attacks might occur. aktuality.sk ↗
Lithuanian authorities have therefore adopted preventive security measures to protect strategic sites. The warning comes at a time of heightened tension between Russia and countries on NATO's eastern flank. According to Lithuanian officials, in the current situation the risk of sabotage or provocations cannot be underestimated. interez.sk ↗
Poland has recently issued similar warnings. According to this information, possible sabotage and provocations by Russia could be directed against Polish territory or against the Baltic states. Lithuania therefore emphasizes the need for increased readiness and protection of key infrastructure. ct24.ceskatelevize.cz ↗
Further developments will depend on the evaluation of intelligence information and on security measures in the region. Countries on NATO's eastern flank remain on alert, as possible attacks on infrastructure could have a broader impact on regional security. teraz.sk ↗
Lithuanian authorities have therefore adopted preventive security measures to protect strategic sites. The warning comes at a time of heightened tension between Russia and countries on NATO's eastern flank. According to Lithuanian officials, in the current situation the risk of sabotage or provocations cannot be underestimated. interez.sk ↗
Poland has recently issued similar warnings. According to this information, possible sabotage and provocations by Russia could be directed against Polish territory or against the Baltic states. Lithuania therefore emphasizes the need for increased readiness and protection of key infrastructure. ct24.ceskatelevize.cz ↗
Further developments will depend on the evaluation of intelligence information and on security measures in the region. Countries on NATO's eastern flank remain on alert, as possible attacks on infrastructure could have a broader impact on regional security. teraz.sk ↗
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