AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDefence: Lithuania has received its first Thales counter-battery radar, a €126.7 million Dutch-backed purchase intended to detect artillery and drones. Sanctions and Diplomacy: Vilnius is resisting reported US pressure to reopen the route for sanctioned Belarusian potash exports through Klaipėda; Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė denies Trump is pressuring Lithuania. Washington has also reportedly urged Lithuania and other Baltic allies to soften their warnings about Russia. Military Service: Lithuania plans universal conscription for young men from 2032, lifting annual call-ups to about 7,500 as the army expands training and accommodation. Security: Lithuanian prosecutors have charged two German citizens with terrorism over an attempted arson attack on Starlink equipment in Vilnius, as police investigate suspected links to attacks elsewhere in Europe. Government: Ruginienė says she will revise her doctoral thesis after plagiarism allegations.
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