The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, claims that a Ukrainian drone allegedly flew into Lithuanian territory, ...

A drone that entered Lithuanian airspace from Belarus on July 28 was carrying explosives, Lithuania's Prosecutor General's ...

Lithuania's foreign ministry has written to the NATO military alliance asking it to strengthen its air defences, it said on ...

Lithuanian Prosecutor General Nida Grunskienė has said that a drone which entered the country’s territory from Belarus ...

A Russian-designed drone flew over Vilnius carrying explosives. Lithuania is calling on NATO to urgently bolster air defenses ...

As exiled Belarusians gather at political rallies in Warsaw, Vilnius, and other cities this weekend, many have packed masks ...

A drone that flew into Lithuania from Belarus was discovered at the Gaižiunai training ground. According to preliminary data, ...

Lithuania, too, has seen migrants coming from Belarus. A total of 11,211 people have been denied entry to Lithuania from Belarus since January 2022, according to the State Border Service.

Lithuanian soldiers patrol a road near the Lithuania-Belarus border near the village of Jaskonys, Druskininkai district nearly 100 miles south of the capital Vilnius, Lithuania, on Nov. 13, 2021.

European officials accuse Belarus’ authoritarian regime of allowing growing numbers of migrants to cross the border into Lithuania unimpeded as part of a high-stakes game with the European Union.

Lithuania calls it fiction: a story invented by Belarus to smear its neighbor amid a growing crisis in which migrants have been used as pawns by Belarus’s leader, Alexander Lukashenko.

Nearly 1,700 migrants have entered Lithuania, an EU state, illegally from Belarus this year, more than 1,000 of them in July alone, according to Lithuania's border guard service.