Lithuanian authorities report that NATO jets are scrambled to intercept a drone detected over or near Vilnius, Lithuania’s capital, prompting air-safety measures and public instructions. Multiple outlets say the country’s president and prime minister are moved to safe locations during the alert. Residents in Vilnius are also told to take shelter while the drone activity is investigated. The warning comes amid heightened concern on NATO’s eastern flank linked to the broader war in Ukraine. CBC describes the alarm as related to drone activity near areas of concern in the region, including proximity to the border with Belarus, reflecting anxiety about possible incursions or related incidents. The reports describe a fast-moving situation in which leaders are temporarily relocated and aircraft are deployed to respond. Details about the drone’s origin, whether it is confirmed to be hostile, and the outcome of the interception are not provided in the excerpts.