WorldReutersLithuania told residents to go to shelters after detecting a flying object
Lithuania briefly ordered residents to shelter and closed Kaunas airport on Sunday after an unidentified flying object was detected in its airspace.
Lithuania told residents in central and northern parts of the country to go to shelters for about an hour on Sunday morning due to an unrecognized flying object, the army and national crisis management centre said.
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