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Lithuania to send troops to the border with Kaliningrad region

Place: Lithuania–Kaliningrad borderRegion: Other regions of Russiaautomatic summary

Russia : coveredUkraine : coveredIndependent : covered
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Where the versions diverge

TASS calls the decision a response to "the overall situation in the region" without mentioning either the incident on the Latvian border or the signals of a possible Russian mobilisation cited by Katelynas and reported by Suspilne. Kyiv Independent also cites these signals.

What Russia reports

automatic summary TASS, citing Lithuanian Defence Minister Robertas Kaunas, reports that the army will send up to 100 troops to the border with Kaliningrad region to help border guards for the next few weeks; Interior Minister Martynas Katelynas called it a preventive measure given the overall situation in the region.

“The Lithuanian army will deploy up to 100 troops to the border with Russia’s Kaliningrad Region to assist border guards”

What Ukraine reports

automatic summary Suspilne quotes Lithuanian Interior Minister Katelynas: the decision was taken after the previous day's incident on the Latvian border and in view of signals that Russia may announce a mobilisation; the situation on the Lithuanian border is calm and "there is no reason to panic".

“Після вчорашнього інциденту на кордоні Латвії, оцінивши загальну безпекову ситуацію в регіоні та сигнали про те, що Росія може оголосити мобілізацію, ми вживаємо додаткових превентивних заходів.”

Suspilne, original: Ukrainian

What independent sources report

automatic summary Kyiv Independent writes that Lithuanian Interior Minister Martynas Katelynas asked Defence Minister Robertas Kaunas to deploy army units to help border guards on the border with the Kaliningrad region; he called it a preventive measure in response to signals of a possible mobilisation in Russia.

“The move is a preventative measure in response to signals that Russia may announce mobilization, he said.”

Confirmation

Confirmation: both sides report it, no independent sources

Both Russian and Ukrainian sources describe the event, but there are no international independent sources in the selection.

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