Vilnius International Airport (VNO) briefly closed on Sunday afternoon after radar detected what was initially believed to be a drone. NATO fighter jets were scrambled from an airbase in northern Lithuania, while residents in Vilnius and the surrounding area were sent alerts advising them to seek shelter.
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