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Belarus shut down the Astravets nuclear plant’s second unit after a cooling system fault, prompting regional concern but no ...
Air targets are destroyed in peacetime only in very exceptional cases, and the decision to eliminate them is made by the ...
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda, responding to Belarus' support of what he says is illegal migration, said "it is a kind of revenge for EU sanctions," the Associated Press reported. Lithuania ...
As Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko deepens his country’s dependence on Russia, dissidents fight alongside Ukraine in ...
The second of two units at Belarus' only nuclear power station has been disconnected from the grid after an alarm indicating a deviation in the cooling system in the non-nuclear part, the energy ...
Political leaders in Lithuania were briefly directed to air raid shelters on Thursday after the alarm was raised over an ...
On Thursday, July 10, a homemade aircraft resembling a small drone crossed Lithuanian airspace from the Belarusian side and ...
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.
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.
Lithuanian suspicions about the reasons for the new influx of migrants have been fueled by a veiled threat Mr. Lukashenko made after the European Union initiated new sanctions against Belarus as ...
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.
Lithuania is accusing Belarus of orchestrating the immigration of thousands of migrants into their country. The country is seeking up to 120 million euros in compensation from Belarus.