Russian GRU Behind 2024 Arson Attempt in Lithuania
Lithuanian officials have identified Russia's GRU as responsible for a failed 2024 arson attempt on a plant in Lithuania. The plant supplies radio wave scanners to Ukraine's military. Six individuals from various countries were charged, and similar attacks were attempted in Poland, Romania, and the Czech Republic.
Lithuanian authorities have accused Russia's GRU military intelligence of orchestrating a failed arson attack on a Lithuanian plant that supplies critical radio wave scanners to Ukraine's army in 2024.
The incident, which led to charges against six individuals from Spain, Colombia, Cuba, Russia, and Belarus, marks a significant escalation in efforts to target Ukraine's military support networks.
Deputy Chief Saulius Briginas of Lithuania's criminal police revealed that the crimes were carried out under the direction of persons in Russia connected to the GRU. Further attempted attacks in Poland, Romania, and the Czech Republic were also reported.
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