AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEastern Flank: Ukraine apologised after a suspected Ukrainian drone entered Lithuanian airspace and crashed, damaging a car; Kyiv said Russian electronic warfare may have diverted it. NATO jets were scrambled and residents told to seek shelter. Poland is separately searching southern Lublin after reporting a possible airspace breach, which its military has not confirmed. Sabotage Concerns: Lithuania’s prime minister suspects Russian involvement in a thwarted arson attempt at a site storing Starlink equipment, but investigators have yet to establish who was behind it. Albania Unrest: Protests in Tirana entered a sixth day, with demonstrators demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama’s resignation over corruption, tuition fees and university conditions. Police used tear gas and water cannon; Rama refused to step down and said the unrest threatens Albania’s EU path. EU Enlargement: Montenegro closed three accession chapters and Albania one, while Ukraine and Moldova opened new clusters. Calls for accountability remain a central test of progress, amid mounting unrest in Albania and an election challenge to Serbia’s ruling party. Energy Costs: EU leaders are weighing responses to surging prices, including releasing 100 million barrels of oil and diesel and extending temporary state aid, but have yet to agree on a broader joint approach.
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