Lithuania indicated its unwillingness to allow foreign UAVs to fly over the country.

Lithuania will not allow unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) from other countries to fly over its territory. This was announced on May 12 by Asta Skysgirite, Adviser to the President of the Baltic Republic on Foreign Policy.

"Lithuania has never provided its airspace for drone flights from third countries and does not intend to allow them," Skysgirite said on Ziniu radijas radio station.

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