Lithuania is building defensive infrastructure around the Gizai substation, a key future power grid link connecting the Baltic states to western Europe, as of September 22, 2026. The fortifications are designed to protect against military drones and potential sabotage or false-flag attacks from Russia, reflecting NATO concerns about critical infrastructure vulnerability.
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EXCLUSIVE: Lithuania plans key substation near Russia, fortified against explosive drones Reuters
VILNIUS/WARSAW, Sept 22 - Lithuania is planning defences against military drones at a key future power grid substation linking the Baltic states with western Europe in an area that intelligence sources say Russia could target with a false flag attack.
Lithuania is fortifying a key power substation near Russia’s Kaliningrad amid concerns that Moscow could target it with sabotage or a false flag attack to test NATO unity. The Gizai substation will include anti-ram fencing, tunnel sensors, reinforced concrete protection for transformers and defenses against explosive drones. Source: Reuters
Lithuania plans key substation near Russia, fortified against explosive drones - www.reuters.com/world/europe... Lithuania is planning defences against military drones at a key future power grid substation linking the Baltic states with western Europe in an area that intelligence sources say Russia could target...