
Lithuania’s president referenced Russia’s ‘intense aggression’ with Ukraine (Picture: Getty)
A drone which entered Nato airspace has been shot down after being spotted overnight in Lithuania’s second-largest city.
President Gitanas Nausėda confirmed that the mystery drone entered Lithuanian airspace from neighbouring Belarus before being shot down by fighter jets.
‘With Russia intensifying its aggression against Ukraine,such readiness is vital for our region. Together with our Nato Allies,Lithuania will defend its airspace,’ he added.
Russia has not taken responsibility for the drone,but Belarus’ weapons are almost entirely funded and supplied by Moscow.
Earlier,drone alarms sounded across the Lithuanian capital and other villages.

The drone came from nearby Belarus (Picture: Shutterstock)
An investigation has been launched.
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