At around 02:00 UTC on Sunday, there was an attempted arson at a Lithuanian company storing Starlink satellite communication equipment. The attempt involved incendiary liquids and containers of three to ten liters designed to burn satellite antennas and a control unit. The Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius attributed the sabotage attempt to Russia, describing it as part of Russia's ongoing hybrid war against Europe. Lithuanian authorities had previously warned the company about potential attacks and increased security measures, preventing the attempt from succeeding. The incident is under pre-trial investigation, with a national security commission meeting convened to examine the event alongside a drone crash incident in northern Lithuania. The Defence Minister Robertas Kaunas confirmed the incident was controlled and prevented, though investigations continue.

At around 02:00 UTC on Sunday, there was an attempted arson at a Lithuanian company storing Starlink satellite communication equipment. The attempt involved incendiary liquids and containers of three to ten liters designed to burn satellite antennas and a control unit. The Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius attributed the sabotage attempt to Russia, describing it as part of Russia's ongoing hybrid war against Europe. Lithuanian authorities had previously warned the company about potential attacks and increased security measures, preventing the attempt from succeeding. The incident is under pre-trial investigation, with a national security commission meeting convened to examine the event alongside a drone crash incident in northern Lithuania. The Defence Minister Robertas Kaunas confirmed the incident was controlled and prevented, though investigations continue.