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Lithuania's State Security Department has expelled three Ukrainian citizens, alleging they were carrying out tasks for intelligence services of hostile countries. This development marks a significant security action by the nation's intelligence apparatus. Meanwhile, Donatas Škarnulis, the interim commander of the State Border Guard Service, is under scrutiny, facing questions concerning his brother and an ongoing internal investigation. This comes as he is proposed to be appointed as the permanent head of the service from November 5. In economic news, the real estate market is seeing a notable slowdown in apartment sales and a pause in price increases. The government is also looking to bolster its budget by 200 million Euros, granting the Tax Inspectorate a powerful new collection tool. Additionally, Tesonet has initiated a substantial 90 million Euro construction project in Kaunas.

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Lithuania's State Security Department (VSD) has expelled three Ukrainian citizens, alleging they were conducting espionage activities for intelligence services of hostile countries.

LRT: Lithuanian Security Agency Expels Three Ukrainians for Espionage

Lithuania's State Security Department (VSD) has expelled three Ukrainian citizens who were allegedly carrying out tasks for intelligence services of hostile countries.

Delfi: Lithuania sent three Ukrainian citizens away: it turned out what they were doing

Lithuania has deported three individuals who were citizens of Ukraine, with details emerging about their activities.

Donatas Škarnulis, the interim commander of the State Border Guard Service, is facing questions regarding his brother and an internal investigation, as he is set to be appointed as the permanent head of the service from November 5.

Lrytas: From Olympic Track to VSAT Chief: D. Škarnulis Faces Questions About Brother…

D. Škarnulis, the head of the Lithuanian State Border Guard Service, is facing questions regarding his brother, the lingering influence of R. Liubajevas, and an ongoing internal investigation.

The Lithuanian apartment market is experiencing a significant slowdown in sales and a halt in price increases. Concurrently, the Tax Inspectorate is being equipped with new tools to collect an additional 200 million Euros for the national budget.

Verslo žinios: Apartment sales slowing rapidly, prices also pausing

The sales of apartments are experiencing a significant slowdown, and prices are also beginning to stall.

Verslo žinios: Where do the extra 200 million Eur for the budget come from: a powerful tool…

An analysis of how an additional 200 million Euros will be added to the budget, with the Tax Inspectorate receiving a potent new tool for collection.

New information has surfaced in the ongoing investigation into the alleged rape of a 21-year-old woman in Vilnius, indicating that suspicion may extend beyond the initial focus on a ride-hailing driver.

Lrytas: New Details in Vilnius Case of Alleged 21-Year-Old Woman's Rape: Suspicion…

New details have emerged in the case of an alleged rape of a 21-year-old woman in Vilnius, suggesting suspicion may extend beyond the ride-hailing driver from Asia.

The CEO of Orlen has stated that the Mažeikiai refinery has not yet achieved profitability, leading to considerations of its potential closure.

Verslo žinios: Orlen CEO: Mažeikiai refinery has not yet paid for itself, closure is being…

The CEO of Orlen stated that the Mažeikiai refinery has not yet become profitable and that the option of closing it down is being considered.

The company 'Padvaiskas ir Ko' is grappling with solvency problems, with allegations suggesting that decisions made by its hired manager contributed to its financial difficulties.

Verslo žinios: 'Padvaiskas ir Ko' facing insolvency problem; company allegedly brought down…

The company 'Padvaiskas ir Ko' is experiencing solvency issues, with claims that the decisions made by its hired manager led to its downfall.

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