Lithuania strengthens security measures following arson attempt on Starlink station
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In Lithuania, law enforcement agencies are investigating an incident involving the arson of Starlink equipment. This event has caused serious concern among Lithuanian officials, who emphasize the importance of protecting critical infrastructure that provides communications for Ukraine.
Lithuania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that such actions are part of attempts to destabilize the situation in the Baltic states. Lithuanian authorities view this incident as an act of sabotage directed against the support that Vilnius provides to Kyiv in its fight against Russian aggression.
Currently, the police are conducting active investigative measures to identify those involved in the crime. Government representatives emphasize that such provocations will not change Lithuania's foreign policy course. The country continues to remain one of Ukraine's most active partners, providing both military and technical assistance.
International experts note that the security of technological systems is becoming critically important in the conditions of modern warfare. Starlink stations play a key role in ensuring stable internet for Ukrainian military and civilian services, which is why their protection is a shared task for Ukraine's allies.
Despite attempts at intimidation, Lithuania reaffirms its readiness to continue supporting Ukraine. The country's authorities are calling on citizens to remain vigilant and cooperate with law enforcement agencies to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Sources: Європейська правда
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