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The Delfi front page highlights several key domestic and international news stories. Domestically, reports include an investigation into an incident at a Kaunas mosque, raids at the National Payment Agency, new developments in a paramedic's murder case, and traffic issues in Kaunas…
Lithuanian intelligence has assessed an incident near the Kaunas mosque, with a scientist offering unexpected observations. The story also mentions the formation of a new Muslim group in Kaunas.
Raids are being conducted at the National Payment Agency this Thursday morning.
The paramedic's murder case is providing the latest news and updates.
Donald Trump is issuing threats of retaliation towards Europe.
A personalized license plate observed in Vilnius has raised eyebrows and suggested potential connections to Russia.
India has responded to what are described as 'hellish sanctions' imposed by the US on Russia.
Drivers in Kaunas experienced a difficult morning due to accidents and significant traffic congestion.
The Central Electoral Commission (VRK) has terminated the powers of the Mayor of Druskininkai, Ričardas Malinauskas.
Lithuanian citizens are expressing anger over an unusual phenomenon observed in the autumn, described as 'mutants'.
The forecast indicates that cyclones will bring significant rainfall to Lithuania, with warnings issued about the days expected to experience the heaviest downpours.
A commentary suggests that while there might be a temporary reprieve, a critical negative scenario for Lithuania still looms.
The United States Congress has approved a package of sanctions targeting Russia.
An explosion occurred at a shooting range in the Klaipėda district, resulting in an injury and the detention of four suspects.
