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Latvia and Lithuania have warned residents to take shelter after unidentified drones entered their airspace, believed to be from Russia or Belarus. No injuries have been reported. NATO air defence fighter jets have been activated in response. Lithuania's National Crisis Management Centre issued a warning for Kaunas, the country's second city with around 300,000 residents. Kaunas Airport suspended operations. Lithuania will inspect the origin of grain from Russia and Belarus transported through the port of Klaipeda, holding shipments until inspections are complete. The inspections could take two months or more. Lithuania has no laboratory capable of running the necessary tests, and sending samples abroad takes time. If the documents accompanying a shipment misstate the grain's origin, the shipment will be returned to the sender or destroyed.
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