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Last update: 8 hours agoSecurity: A vast Russian radar nearing completion near Gvardeysk in Kaliningrad could monitor signals and aircraft across much of Europe, according to a Lithuanian security expert, though its operational capability remains uncertain. Lithuania has also received its first Thales counter-battery radar as it steps up defence preparations. Economy: Lithuania’s GDP contracted 1% in the third quarter, the sharpest fall among EU countries with available figures, Eurostat’s preliminary estimate shows. Belarus Sanctions: Vilnius is resisting US pressure to reopen the route through Klaipėda for Belarusian potash; Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė has denied that President Trump is pressuring Lithuania. Vilnius Remembers: People marked Dziady at Rossa Cemetery, honouring prominent Belarusian figures with lanterns and white-red-white ribbons.
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