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A severe storm has left the Vilnius region in ruins, with fallen trees blocking streets, a flooded viaduct, submerged cars, and damage to a local school, indicating widespread destruction.
Pistols have been discovered in the Ignalina and Varėna districts, adding to the crime reports on the page.
Following a case involving romantic relationships within a prison, the minister has called for an evaluation of the psychological preparedness of prison officers.
An explosion in Moscow has resulted in three fatalities, prompting a look back at previous events that have shaken Russia.
A shooting incident at a fast-food restaurant in Aidahe has led to three deaths and seven injuries.
A high-value tractor, worth 70,000 euros, was stolen in the Šilalė district and subsequently discovered in a ditch.
The ongoing war in Ukraine is highlighted by news of an explosion in central Moscow, with reports of casualties.
A small tourist plane crashed in Peru, resulting in the deaths of 13 people.
A recipe for a homemade marinade for cucumbers is presented, promising a superior taste to store-bought alternatives.
A fire that destroyed a summer house in the Kaunas district may have resulted in the death of its owner.
Donald Trump stated that the United States and Israel will hold back from carrying out strikes against Iran.
Lithuanian goalkeeper Gertmonas has made his debut in the top-tier Swiss football league.
Lionel Messi has made his return to the football pitch, marking his first appearance since the World Cup.
Russia has reported intercepting a large number of Ukrainian drones overnight.
Eight individuals attempting to cross the border illegally into Lithuania from Belarus were turned back.
A square in Vilnius will be dedicated to commemorating the victims of the Medininkai massacre.
A young tennis player from the Philippines has triumphed in a match against other Asian stars.
A Lithuanian Olympic athlete reportedly had to borrow time in a kayak for training, highlighting potential resource challenges.
A powerful storm damaged the home of Rūta Mikelkevičiūtė, a notable public figure in Lithuania.
A report suggests that a bomb found in Moscow, referred to as 'Aleksandrov,' was intended for individuals involved in the Bucha massacre.