In September 2024, Lithuanian prosecutors uncovered a terrorist plot by six foreigners planning sabotage against UAB TVC Solutions, a Lithuanian company manufacturing mobile radio spectrum analysis stations intended for use by the Ukrainian military. The group included nationals from Spain, Colombia (including dual Spanish-Colombian), Cuba, Russia, and Belarus, and was allegedly coordinated by Russian military intelligence (GRU). The accused faced charges for participation in a terrorist group, attempted terrorist acts, and financing terrorism. The indictment was filed in January 2026 with the Šiauliai District Court. Four additional suspects remain under investigation, with international arrest warrants issued, including one arrested in Colombia pending extradition. Lithuania continues to actively support Ukraine's security through aid and training, dedicating at least 0.25% of its GDP annually for this purpose.

In September 2024, Lithuanian prosecutors uncovered a terrorist plot by six foreigners planning sabotage against UAB TVC Solutions, a Lithuanian company manufacturing mobile radio spectrum analysis stations intended for use by the Ukrainian military. The group included nationals from Spain, Colombia (including dual Spanish-Colombian), Cuba, Russia, and Belarus, and was allegedly coordinated by Russian military intelligence (GRU). The accused faced charges for participation in a terrorist group, attempted terrorist acts, and financing terrorism. The indictment was filed in January 2026 with the Šiauliai District Court. Four additional suspects remain under investigation, with international arrest warrants issued, including one arrested in Colombia pending extradition. Lithuania continues to actively support Ukraine's security through aid and training, dedicating at least 0.25% of its GDP annually for this purpose.