Lithuanian Defence Industry: Lithuania plans to localize production of Ukrainian drones on its territory under a bilateral “drone deal,” with Defense Minister Robertas Kaunas saying the ministry is moving to bring in key specialists to turn the agreement into practical manufacturing. Baltic Security & Readiness: A first joint Baltic medical team (Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia) is heading to Ukraine to train on war-injury care and mass-casualty response, with the Health Ministry aiming to train 120 Lithuanian healthcare workers by March 2029. Education & Identity: Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius proposes replacing Russian writer Mikhail Lomonosov with Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko in Lithuania’s school curriculum, arguing it should not teach “patriotism and citizenship” via imperial-war texts. Migration Administration: A meeting in Vilnius between Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya’s adviser and Lithuania’s Migration Department focused on legalization for Belarusians, including simplifying procedures for humanitarian residence permit holders and driver’s license exchange proposals. International Shock Near Ukraine War Logistics: Germany is investigating “very serious” security incidents at Leipzig/Halle Airport after drones near a Ukrainian cargo plane and a DHL aircraft triggered explosive-device alarms and flight disruptions. Cultural Heritage: Archaeologists have uncovered the full floor and key parts of Vilnius’ Great Synagogue, reopening a debate inside the Lithuanian Jewish community over how to preserve the site.