Drone Crashes in Lithuania, Belarus Suspected

0:00On March 23, Lithuania's military reported a suspected drone entering the country's airspace before crashing into an ice-covered lake about 20 kilometers from the Belarus border. Debris scattered around a hole in the ice points to a drone, and officials believe it most likely came from Belarus, though no explosives were found. At the site, the Prime Minister has scheduled a National Security Commission meeting for Tuesday to address the incident and its implications. This comes after two similar drone incursions from Belarus last July, which Lithuanian intelligence called accidental. Tensions remain high near the border, with Lithuania pushing NATO for stronger air defenses in response to these repeated close calls. World News, powered by AI. This is Global News Today. I'm Corey with the story.