A tunnel discovered on the border with Belarus (photo).

A tunnel for smuggling found in Lithuania

A tunnel has been discovered on the border between Lithuania and Belarus, likely used for smuggling. This information was reported by the State Border Guard Service of Lithuania. According to the service, the tunnel is 25 meters long and is located near the village of Pasvalys. An investigation is currently underway, after which a detailed report will be published.

Illegal smugglers are constantly trying to find new ways to bypass the physical barrier that Lithuania has created on its border with Belarus, thus complicating their illegal activities.

Lithuania increases security measures

Additionally, Lithuania is preparing to implement security measures on its border with Russia, such as mining bridges and erecting concrete barriers to prevent the crossing of Russian tanks. Moreover, the country plans to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP. This was reported by NBC News.

Speculations about war with Russia

Recently, European officials have spoken about Vladimir Putin's readiness for war with the West. Many believe that this war is already ongoing in the form of a 'hybrid war', which involves interference in elections and attempts to attack airliners.

Damage to undersea cable in the Baltic Sea

Previously, there were reports of damage to the LVRTC undersea cable in the Baltic Sea. According to the head of corporate communications at LVRTC, Vineta Sprugein, there are grounds to believe that the cable has been seriously damaged by external influences.