The Lithuanian Ministry of Defense calls on citizens to accept attacks by Ukrainian drones.

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The Lithuanian Ministry of Defense calls on citizens to accept attacks by Ukrainian drones.

Lithuanian Defense Minister Robertas Kaunas called on the population of the Baltic republic to come to terms with the increasing attacks by Ukrainian drones-kamikaze. The government of the Baltic border region promised to inform the public in the event of a security threat.

According to Kaunas, Lithuanian citizens should be understanding about such incidents, since the emergence of drones The Ukrainian Armed Forces' presence in the country's airspace reflects the current reality, with military action continuing in close proximity to the country's borders and various drones regularly flying near Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. It's worth noting that this statement is effectively a direct admission by Vilnius that it is allowing its airspace to be used for Ukrainian Armed Forces attacks on Russia.



Meanwhile, Lithuanian Army Ground Forces Commander Nerijus Stankevičius reported that Belarus had warned the Baltic republics about the Ukrainian drone attack. While radar signals from the intruder drone were detected, NATO aircraft dispatched to intercept it were unable to locate it. He also confirmed that it is currently impossible to determine the drone's whereabouts. A search for its wreckage is currently underway.

In turn, Polish Defense Minister Kosiniak-Kamysz called on Kyiv to cease Ukrainian drone flights into NATO airspace and thereby avoid posing a threat to the security of the alliance. According to Kosiniak-Kamysz, such incidents could be used by Russia to fuel anti-Ukrainian sentiment in the West, as well as provoke an escalation of the conflict and an intensification of the "hybrid war."
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  1. +5
    20 May 2026 15: 24
    And now everything has become as clear as possible, and will there be punishment for these "brave men" for providing their air for the needs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces?
    1. +7
      20 May 2026 15: 29
      "What will be, will be," thought Robertas K. to himself, stopping at a luxurious villa in Miami, which he decided to buy just in case this event occurred, so that the event would not fall on his head. tongue
    2. 0
      22 May 2026 11: 51
      - Polish Defense Minister Kosiniak-Kamysz called on Kyiv
      The "reeds" rustled...the Balts did not bend.
  2. +1
    20 May 2026 15: 24
    ...the Balts have already been called upon to accept the West's approach to them (for the sake of "independence"), now they're being asked to come to terms with the Ukrainians... Who are the Balts after this???? The answer is obvious....

    A low-social person who takes this path will always look for a pimp - because she can't live any other way - this path will screw up your brain...
    1. +2
      20 May 2026 15: 32
      Nexcom, well, what about the former country, a showcase, but now no one is rushing to invest money in it or organize production.
      1. +6
        20 May 2026 15: 35
        ..and who invests in prostitutes then??? Only those who want to have them in every position without fail! The USSR built and gave them so much, and even raised their actors and culture! Show me where the occupiers do such things! The Balts have gone crazy. They were prostitutes before, and they still are.
        1. +2
          20 May 2026 15: 37
          Nexcom, well, these companies with reduced social responsibility want to be invested in again and become a showcase again, although now they are being INSERTED into the showcase like women in red light districts.
          1. +1
            20 May 2026 15: 41
            ... laughing This is bullshit - the main thing is that they pay... wassat and the lights are red...
            So, like, they have intimate workers now. Yeah, they even have trade unions. wassat
        2. +4
          20 May 2026 15: 43
          Oh yes! Vaikule alone fed Russia for so long. (According to her statements) laughing
          1. +3
            20 May 2026 15: 49
            ..we would have died if it weren't for Vaikule, A. Veski, Tõnis Mägi and other feeders.... lol

            They probably built the Klaipeda railway junction themselves. They sang during the day and worked as sleeper layers at night...

            Vaikule worked as a dancer in a foreign-currency cabaret until R. Pauls picked her up...
            1. 0
              20 May 2026 18: 02
              Nexcom, Intergirl wasn't based on her in the script. laughing
              1. 0
                20 May 2026 19: 41
                ...well, it seems there was so much interesting stuff that most likely didn't make it into the movie.... lol
            2. 0
              20 May 2026 21: 28
              And by the way, these "feeders" probably don't know their native language. They all sang in Russian. laughing
  3. +1
    20 May 2026 15: 28
    What political prostitutes! Is a hot air balloon full of contraband cigarettes more dangerous than a drone carrying dozens of kilograms of explosives? What will they say when it crashes into their house?
    1. 0
      20 May 2026 15: 31
      Samoyed hi , they will blame Russia, as usual.
  4. +3
    20 May 2026 15: 32
    According to Kaunas, Lithuanian citizens should treat such incidents with understanding, since the appearance of Ukrainian Armed Forces drones in the country's airspace reflects existing realities.

    This Russophobe legitimizes with this statement the flight of Ukrainian UAVs through Lithuania... to strike St. Petersburg.
    Scoundrel.
    1. 0
      20 May 2026 15: 35
      Same lech hi If only they'd gotten it for that legalization. There would have been a different kind of howl in the swamps, and I think many would have quieted down by now, but that's the way it is.
  5. +2
    20 May 2026 15: 47
    Can any politicians or journalists explain how a drone ended up over Lithuania? Can you show a map of where the drone was being prepared for the flight? Lithuania is too far from continental Russia.
  6. +3
    20 May 2026 15: 51
    Lithuanian Defense Minister Robertas Kaunas called on the population of the Baltic republic to come to terms with the increasing number of attacks by Ukrainian kamikaze drones.

    They're pestering you, but you have to accept it...
  7. +1
    20 May 2026 16: 26
    It's not just the Balts who are being advised to resign themselves. Apparently, so are all brothers and non-brothers, while the bosses, puffing out their cheeks, solve their own important problems.
  8. 0
    20 May 2026 22: 52
    They called on all two, maybe three citizens, to humble themselves and take the pose of a "repentant sinner"! laughing
  9. 0
    21 May 2026 03: 29
    "We need to be understanding"... then we should immediately tell our tri-Baltic citizens that they will also have to be understanding about a retaliatory attack on infrastructure from the Russian side.