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4 hours ago · Russia has launched a new "hybrid operation" in the Baltic Sea, according to European Union and NATO member Lithuania, after a Russian Defense Ministry document suggested an adjustment to the ...
15 hours ago · The Russian authorities have unilaterally decided to change the country’s maritime borders with Lithuania and Finland in the Baltic Sea, according to a draft government resolution quoted by The Moscow Times. The Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls the move a provocation. The document, drafted by the Russian Defence Ministry, states ...
15 hours ago · Editor's note: The article was updated at 11:15 a.m. on May 22 with a public comment from the Lithuanian foreign minister. Russia has unilaterally moved to change the maritime border with Lithuania and Finland in the Baltic Sea, according to a draft decree from May 21 published on the Russian government's website.
15 hours ago · May 22, 2024 at 1:05PM GMT+1. Leaders around the Baltic Sea have reacted warily to reports that Russia could revise the borders of its territorial waters in the region, with Lithuania’s foreign ...
1 day ago · The Russian government has decided to unilaterally "change" the country's maritime borders with Lithuania and Finland in the Baltic Sea, according to The Moscow Times. It is noted that journalists have analyzed the draft resolution of the government, published on the portal of legal acts. It is also pointed out that this document was prepared ...
1 day ago · At the border with Lithuania, the areas under Russian “revision” include the Curonian Spit in the Gulf of Gdańsk, the area around Cape Taran, the cape south of Cape Taran, and the Baltic Spit. The Ministry of Defense proposes to partially “invalidate” the 40-year-old Council of Ministers of the Soviet Union decree regulating the ...
1 day ago · The drills at Kaunas's City Hall are part of a larger effort to shore up Lithuania's civil defences. Volunteer groups like the Lithuanian Riflemen’s Union are an increasingly important part of that.
