Two Drones Were Shot Down At The Lithuanian-Belarusian Border
3- 20.10.2026, 11:40
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The UAVs were transporting cigarettes.
Lithuanian border guards shot down two drones carrying contraband cigarettes that had flown in from Belarus, reported the Lithuanian State Border Guard Service.
The first drone was shot down near the village of Dumble: it crashed 290 meters from the border with Belarus. Attached to the drone was a package containing 100 packs of NZ Gold cigarettes with Belarusian excise stamps.


A second drone was spotted near the village of Daugidonis; it crashed one kilometer from the border. Along with it, 750 packs of Minsk 5 Superslims cigarettes, also bearing Belarusian excise stamps, fell to the ground.


The total value of the cigarettes found is approximately 4,700 euros. Administrative proceedings have been initiated in both cases.