Lithuania Resumes Air Traffic After Security Shutdown

Vilnius Airport in Lithuania reopened for air traffic after a brief closure due to security concerns. The shutdown was caused by numerous smuggler balloons from Belarus entering the airspace. Lithuania's National Crisis Management Centre addressed the situation, ensuring safe resumption of flights.

On Wednesday, air traffic resumed at Vilnius Airport, Lithuania, after a temporary shutdown implemented the previous day. The closure occurred when numerous smuggler balloons originating from Belarus infiltrated the capital's airspace.

According to a statement by the National Crisis Management Centre, the incident prompted a swift response to ensure security. The situation has since been resolved, allowing for safe flight operations to recommence.

Authorities are working to prevent future breaches and guarantee airport safety, while no flights remained grounded or passengers faced extended delays.