Baltic: Increased fears of Russian false-flag attacks

The Baltic States and Poland are preparing for possible Russian false-flag attacks against critical infrastructure, Reuters reports. Authorities have increased security measures at power and energy infrastructure facilities. A Baltic intelligence official expressed worry that a Russian attack could trigger “political chaos” at NATO headquarters and in allied capitals on how to respond. Latvia’s Constitution…

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Latvia: Border security strengthened as migrant tunnel found

The Latvian government has launched “Operation Werewolf” to stop illegal border crossings from Belarus and Russia, Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs announced, LSM reports. Latvia’s State Border Guard (VRS), State Police, State Security Service (VDD), Defence Intelligence and Security Service (MIDD), and National Armed Forces (NBS) will exchange information on attempts to cross the border illegally…

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Baltic: Russia may use Ukrainian drones in false-flag attacks

Lithuanian military intelligence has information suggesting that Russia may use drones made in Ukraine to carry out attacks against critical infrastructure targets in the Baltic region, LRT reports. Defence Minister Robertas Kaunas said that the intelligence reports indicated that Russia was assessing the possibility of conducting such false-flag attacks, but that there was no evidence…

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Lithuania: No evidence Russia targeted embassy in Kyiv: minister

Lithuania has no evidence that Russian missiles deliberately targeted the Lithuanian embassy in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, on 1 August 2026, Foreign Minister Kestutis Budrys said, LRT reports. Speaking in an interview with Verslo Zinios, Budrys said that Lithuania did not believe that the embassy building, which suffered damage in the attack, was the target…

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Latvia: PM criticises Interior Minister over letter to Spain

Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs criticised Interior Minister Janis Dombrava for a letter that the minister had sent to Spain over the recent border crisis in the Spanish exclave of Ceuta, LETA reported. According to LTV, Spanish officials were irritated with Dombrava’s letter, which they found patronising and arrogant, LSM reported. Spanish officials expressed disappointment…

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