Nuclear Policy Clash: Lithuania’s parliament is preparing to remove a Cold War-era constitutional ban on hosting weapons of mass destruction by early 2027, a move that would reopen the door to nuclear deployments in the Baltic state; the Kremlin’s Dmitry Peskov warned any Russian weapons would be aimed at Lithuania, while Dmitry Medvedev escalated rhetoric by saying Lithuania could “disappear from the world map” if NATO nuclear weapons are deployed. Security Pressure in the Region: Germany’s Leipzig/Halle airport drone sabotage probe points to a Russian-linked GRU-affiliated suspect and a Belarusian suspect, as investigators describe how an explosives-laden drone failed to detonate near a Ukrainian Antonov cargo plane. Local Tensions at Religious Site: In Kaunas, reports say bikers disrupted Friday prayers at a mosque and allegedly brought a pig’s head, prompting outrage and police review for possible incitement of hatred. Tech and Privacy Warning: Revolut said scammers obtained sensitive customer data after using a legitimate government email domain to impersonate an agency. Sports Spotlight: Lithuania’s men’s 3x3 team is set for the Europe Cup knockout phase after pool play, while the FIBA 3x3 U23 World Cup in Wuhan (Sept 15–19) is previewed with Lithuania among the participating nations.