On Saturday morning, an air alert was canceled in Lithuania due to the appearance of an unidentified object in the country's airspace. The object has left the observation area and is no longer a threat, but its origin is still unknown not done. This was announced by the head of the National Crisis Management Center (NKVC), Vilmantas Vitkauskas, LRT reports. "If it fell, if it was a drone, we need to find it. However, it is not necessary that it was an ATS. some indicators indicated that the speed was slightly lower than normal. They could be certain anomalies or a phenomenon related to the bird's choo," Vitkauskas said. Earlier on Saturday, due to an unidentified flying object o� Fighter jets were raised and the controlled airspace of Vilnius airport was temporarily closed. Warnings were sent to residents of Vilnius region and Ukmerge about a possible air threat. According to Vitkauskas, the object Could not be fully identified. Alerts were received from residents about a possible object that moved towards Jonava after passing Vilnius, but authorities were unable to confirm the reports. NKVC representative Daryo� Buta reported that the object entered Lithuanian airspace from Belarus. After the object disappeared from the radars, the authorities began searching for its possible crash site. Rescuers also received calls from Caishyadoris, Moleta and � from residents of the Illinois area regarding a possible ATS sound or object sighted in the sky. Those reports are currently being verified. Head of the Department of Fire Protection and Rescue Service Renatas Pojela told the residents � did not approach suspicious objects. At the same time, he noted that photos or videos taken from a safe distance can help specialists.