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The front page of 15min.lt features several prominent stories, with the top headline focusing on a drone shot down in Lithuania, potentially carrying explosives. Other domestic news includes political reactions to the incident and local crime prevention efforts in Kaunas. International news covers…
A drone was shot down in Lithuania and may have been equipped with explosives. It was destroyed at a significant distance from populated areas, prompting an air-raid alert and the scrambling of fighter jets.
Lithuanian opposition figures are criticizing the country's preparedness for drone threats, suggesting that the government and military were not adequately ready to deal with such incidents.
Footage has been released showing the process of a drone being successfully neutralized and destroyed.
The Bank of Lithuania has maintained its economic growth forecast for the current year at 2.7%, while improving the projection for 2027 to 2.4%.
The United States Supreme Court has issued a ruling that obstructs the strategic plans of former President Donald Trump.
An analyst warns that the shadow of the energy crisis is returning, with gas supply concerns and rising interest rates posing a threat to the economy.
Following an incident near a mosque, the deputy mayor of Kaunas stated that new cameras will be installed to help ensure public order.
According to rankings, the news portal 15min.lt has surpassed its competitor Delfi to become the most read online portal in Lithuania.
Drone attacks have reportedly hit an oil refinery and a cement production facility in Russia.
Juozas Olekas stated that Lithuania possesses a full range of measures to neutralize any entities that violate its airspace.
Donald Trump is reportedly eager to announce a ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia, with two specific underlying reasons identified.
The Speaker of the Lithuanian Parliament believes it would be best if Laura Matjošaitytė were to step down from her position at the Central Electoral Commission (VRK) voluntarily.
The city of Kaunas is set to recognize and celebrate its most distinguished figures in education, including the selection of Teacher and Head of the Year awards.
A warning is issued about scammers who are able to gather comprehensive personal information about individuals with just a few minutes of online activity.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has reportedly dispatched a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
A state audit report indicates that public administration lacks proper fiscal management when it comes to renovating public buildings.
The head of the European Central Bank suggests that Europe might face financial consequences due to the booming artificial intelligence industry in the United States.
Lithuanian singer Rūta Ščiogolevaitė has shared her reasons for avoiding arguments with men.
During the conflict in Ukraine, a Russian warship reportedly launched missiles targeting a Danish naval frigate.
