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Lithuania to allow warrantless surveillance from Feb 1, 2026, amid rising security concerns.
Lithuania has enacted new intelligence laws allowing warrantless searches, surveillance, and detentions starting February 1, 2026, in response to perceived external threats, particularly from Russia.
Security agencies may monitor communications, collect biometric data, and seize weapons, but must seek court approval within 24 hours to continue.
The move follows increased military readiness in the Baltic region, with Lithuania approving a record 4.79 billion euro defense budget for 2026—5.38% of GDP—and expanding conscription.
In 2024, Lithuania identified 723 Belarusian and Russian nationals as security threats.
NATO allies have agreed to raise defense spending to 5% of GDP, while Russia denies hostile intent, calling Western actions reckless.
Lituania permitirá la vigilancia sin orden judicial a partir del 1 de febrero de 2026, en medio de crecientes preocupaciones de seguridad.