Vilnius, Lithuania – November 26, 2024 A fiery cargo plane crash near Vilnius Airport on Monday has prompted speculation about potential sabotage or hybrid warfare, as German and Lithuanian authorities investigate the incident. The crash occurred just kilometers from...
Cargo Plane Crash in Lithuania Raises Concerns of Sabotage and Hybrid Warfare
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