Vilnius airport closed after suspected Belarus UAV, NATO jets deployed
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- Vilnius airport was closed after a suspected UAV from Belarus entered Lithuanian airspace and NATO Baltic Air Policing fighter jets were ordered to respond.
- The airport reopened after the warning was lifted and the Polish Civil Aviation Authority announced a temporary restricted airspace along the eastern border with Belarus and Ukraine.
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