Two Spaniards Arrested in Lithuania Under Suspicion of Terrorism
The Lithuanian prosecutor’s office has revealed the arrest of two Spanish citizens suspected of planning an attack in Lithuania. The individuals, who arrived in Lithuania in September, reportedly intended to set fire to an unidentified business in the northern town of Siauliai. However, their plans were thwarted, and they were arrested while attempting to flee to Riga, Latvia.
Investigation Underway
According to the prosecutor’s office, the two suspects “failed to carry out their criminal plan”. After their arrest in Latvia, they were handed over to authorities in Vilnius, Lithuania. No further information has been released about their identities or potential motives.
The investigation is ongoing, with Lithuanian authorities working in close cooperation with foreign security services. The countries collaborating in the investigation have not been disclosed.
European Terrorism Concerns
This incident comes amid growing concerns about terrorism in Europe. Security agencies across the continent are on high alert and are working together to prevent potential attacks. However, the specifics of this case in Lithuania underscore the complexity of these threats and the necessity for international cooperation in combating them.
The incident also highlights the need for vigilance and effective security measures to ensure public safety. As investigations continue, authorities will be looking to identify any potential links to larger terrorist networks or plots in Europe.
