Lithuanian National Crisis Management Centre: Crashed drone likely launched from Ukraine
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- A crashed unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) found in Lithuania on Sunday was likely launched from Ukraine, according to the Lithuanian government's National Crisis Management Centre.
- The drone fell in a field near the village of Samane in Utena District Municipality.
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VILNIUS, May 18. /TASS/. An attack unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) that was found crashed in Lithuania on Sunday was probably launched from Ukraine, the Lithuanian government's National Crisis Management Centre said.
"According to primary data, judging from what we can see from the debris, that was likely a Ukrainian drone," the chief of the centre, Vilmantas Vitkauskas, told reporters.
The drone fell near the village of Samane in Utena District Municipality in eastern Lithuania. The drone crashed in a field, Vitkauskas specified. Special services are working at the scene. There were no signs that the drone had exploded upon crashing.
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda warned last week that his country finds using its airspace by any warring sides to conduct joint military operations inadmissible, as he said stray drones must be downed.
