AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDefence: Lithuania has received its first Thales GM200 radar to detect artillery and drones, part of a €126.7 million project with the Netherlands. Belarusian Potash: Reports say Washington is pressing Lithuania to reopen the Klaipėda export route despite EU sanctions; Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė denies Trump is personally pressuring the country. Security: Two German citizens face terrorism charges over an alleged attempted arson attack on Starlink equipment in Vilnius, as police investigate links to attacks elsewhere in Europe. Energy: The NordBalt link with Sweden went offline after a converter-station failure, but Lithuania’s grid operator says supply remained stable. Military Service: Lithuania plans universal conscription for young men from 2032, increasing annual call-ups to about 7,500. Economy: Eurostat’s preliminary estimate puts Lithuania’s third-quarter GDP down 1% from the previous quarter, the steepest contraction in the EU.
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