AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAir Security: President Gitanas Nausėda says pilots should be allowed to shoot down suspected drones even without full identification, while warning of the risks. Lithuania is seeking NATO rule changes after a Ukrainian drone entered from Poland and crashed in the country; debris damaged a car, but no one was hurt. Security Concerns: The government says Russia is testing NATO’s limits, as Lithuania investigates a suspected Russian-linked arson attempt at a Starlink site near Vilnius. Crime: Police uncovered a huge drug laboratory in Vilnius district, seizing more than 500kg of methamphetamine and 300kg of amphetamine; investigators say its output may have reached Lithuania and other European countries. Data Protection: Authorities are investigating reports that Lithuanian travellers’ personal data appeared on a Russian black market. Vilnius Transport: The capital has secured €110 million in loans for up to 160 electric and hydrogen buses, charging stations and depot upgrades, with work due by the end of 2027. Fuel Costs: Lithuania recorded the EU’s third-highest annual rise in transport fuel prices in September, at 40.2%.
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