The Prosecutor's Office in Lithuania is investigating a network with ties to the Russian military intelligence service that hid explosives in packages.

Investigations by the Lithuanian prosecutor's office have revealed an international network linked to the Russian military intelligence service GRU, which hid homemade explosive devices in massage pillows and cosmetic tubes. These explosives were sent via courier services and exploded in the United Kingdom, Germany, and Poland. Although no details were provided about arrests, international warrants have been issued for three suspects, and authorities have conducted over 30 searches in several countries, confiscating six kilograms of explosives. It is suspected that these actions are part of a larger plot.