Lithuania issues an air alert after a suspected unidentified drone enters the country’s airspace, prompting emergency measures in and around Vilnius. Multiple outlets report that Lithuania’s president and prime minister are taken to secure locations during the alert, with other senior officials also moved to shelters. In the capital, lawmakers are reported to shelter underground after lawmakers are told to take cover. Authorities also instruct residents to move immediately to shelters or other safe places, and officials urge compliance across the Vilnius region. BBC and other reports say flights are suspended at Vilnius airport temporarily during the incident. The alert follows drone activity detected near the border, with several accounts specifically placing the detection in the direction of Belarus. The incident is described by some outlets as part of a wider pattern of security alerts and drone-related incidents across the Baltic region. Across coverage, the common elements are the detection of a suspected drone, the immediate public safety instructions, and the movement of top political figures and temporary suspension of flight operations.