Drone debris dented a moving car in northern Lithuania.

No one was hurt, but Lithuania’s prime minister said the warning system did not work perfectly.

The crisis centre’s head calls it a likely Ukrainian drone, and Kyiv says Russian jamming has steered earlier ones off course.

Poland’s defence ministry says its radar did not confirm the object crossing into Lithuania.

Defence Minister Robertas Kaunas proposed a joint investigation with Poland and ordered a report on late alerts.

How each outlet framed it

drawn from 100+ reports worldwide

CNBC
Yahoo News
notes Ukrainian drones have repeatedly entered NATO airspace in the Baltics, placing the incident in that wider pattern
Українська правда
reports that the Lithuanian PM could not say whether the drone carried explosives, while a witness heard an explosion and his car door was dented
GMA Network
adds that Polish radar did not confirm the object crossing into Lithuania, and that Italian Eurofighters were scrambled
Lietuvos Radijas ir Televizija
identifies the drone as most likely Ukrainian, possibly launched during Kyiv's strikes on the St Petersburg region

Sources: Lietuvos Radijas ir Televizija, CNBC, Yahoo News, Українська правда, GMA Network