Vilnius & Lithuania in the spotlight: Lithuania is warning that Russia could use “false-flag” operations with Ukrainian drones to hit Baltic infrastructure, prompting Poland, Latvia and Estonia to tighten protection of critical sites and share intelligence more closely. Leipzig drone case: German authorities are treating last week’s explosives drone incident near Leipzig-Halle airport as a hybrid attack scenario; reports say DNA on the drone had previously been recorded in Lithuania, while Germany has disputed earlier claims about whether the targeted Antonov aircraft carried ammunition. Sanctions evasion crackdown: Austria says it dismantled a Vienna-based network that falsified end-user documents to ship EU-restricted machine tools and metalworking equipment via multiple countries, including Lithuania, to Russian arms-linked firms. Migration pressure: Lithuania and Belarus-border authorities have uncovered more “migrant tunnels,” with officials saying the pattern is growing and involving Belarus-linked routes. Business & tech: Revolut secured a French banking licence, expanding services across Western Europe after its earlier Lithuania licence. Local culture & sport: A new Lithuanian-Italian-Ukrainian hybrid documentary project is in production, while Lithuania’s football and swimming coverage continues, including a TOPLYGA match featuring Ghanaian midfielder Divine Naah.