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The Lrytas front page covers a range of topics including a business scam that led to a death, international relations concerning the Ukraine war and discussions between US envoys and Putin, traffic and car-related news, a personal story about a public figure, and a police raid in Vilnius. There is…
A woman was lured into a debt trap by scammers promising a broom business, a scheme that tragically ended in her death before any legal proceedings could take place.
The Kremlin has commented on the meeting between US envoys and Vladimir Putin, stating that the discussions went beyond a mere exchange of opinions, with Putin thanking Donald Trump.
Drivers who were initially reluctant to pay speeding fines successfully proved their innocence after an incident, recounting what happened.
Artūras Poviliūnas has reportedly become closer to a former colleague following the death of his wife, stating they maintain traditions despite not living together.
A police raid in Vilnius uncovered car dealerships with the smell of alcohol and marijuana, and a drunk driver fleeing the scene narrowly avoided hitting pedestrians.
Approximately 1,400 clients of energy distribution company ESO in Lithuania are currently without electricity.
Lithuanian prosecutors have contacted the US regarding the Epstein case, but victims have not yet been identified.
US military forces have launched attacks on Iranian tankers as a response to previous attacks.
A climatologist has issued a warning about extreme weather conditions in Lithuania and presented a forecast for the upcoming autumn and winter seasons.
