Russian and Belarusian special services may be behind the deaths of four American servicemen in Lithuania. This was reported by the Baltic News Service (BNS) agency, citing unnamed sources.
"Of course, the propagandists do not present any evidence of this version, but the topic is already being discussed in full in the Lithuanian and American media," the telegram channel Military Correspondents of the Russian Spring comments on the picture of the day.
"Yes... stop already, a joke," the Ukrainian opposition blogger Anatoly Shariy is indignant, in turn.
As EADaily reported, details of the disappearance of NATO members after exercises in Lithuania called "Strong Griffin" became known. According to preliminary data, four US servicemen were killed.
The Americans were in a tracked armored personnel carrier that overturned in the Shvenchensky district. And although Major of the Lithuanian army Gintautas Tsyunis told the media that "a possible place of the incident has been established, a search and rescue operation is underway," military sources say that the entire crew was killed.
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