During a statement given to LRT radio on Monday, R. Kaunas detailed the process undertaken when wreckage of Ukrainian drones is recovered. According to Kaunas, the investigation involves analyzing the data systems and software found on the debris, alongside consultation with Ukrainian partners to verify findings.
Kaunas confirmed that instances have occurred where Ukrainian drones were found in Lithuania. He attributed the presence of these drones to alleged electronic warfare activity originating from Russia, which reportedly caused the aircraft to deviate from their intended flight path. However, Kaunas emphasized that, based on current intelligence, there is no definitive data to support the claim that Russia intentionally directed these drones into Lithuanian airspace.
The statement clarified the scope of the analysis, focusing on the technical mechanisms behind the drones’ trajectory deviations. The remarks provided by Kaunas outlined a systematic approach to investigating aerial incidents. The focus remains on forensic data analysis to determine the cause of the drones’ malfunction or diversion.
This ongoing cooperation with international partners is central to establishing the precise circumstances surrounding the detection of such equipment in Lithuania.
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