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    Lithuania teaches children to fly drones on border with Russia

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    Posted on September 16, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Lithuania opens drone schools near Russia to boost military readiness. The initiative focuses on youth training as part of NATO's regional security efforts.

    Table of Contents

    • Drone Training Initiatives in Lithuania
    • Overview of the Drone Schools
    • Importance of Military Preparedness
    • NATO's Role in Regional Security

    Lithuania Launches Drone Training Schools for Youth Near Russian Border

    Drone Training Initiatives in Lithuania

    By Janis Laizans

    Overview of the Drone Schools

    TAURAGE, Lithuania (Reuters) -On the border with Russia, Lithuania's Defence Ministry has launched the first of what will be nine schools around the country teaching children as young as 10 and adults how to fly, assemble, and programme drones.

    Importance of Military Preparedness

    "It's all about building military defensive capabilities, which Lithuania is taking very seriously, living in the neighbourhood with Russia and Belarus", said Deputy Defence Minister Tomas Godliauskas.

    NATO's Role in Regional Security

    Children and others will be taught to operate First Person View (FPV), quadcopter and single-wing drones, said teacher Mindaugas Tamosaitis.

    At the school in Taurage, 20 km from Russia's Kaliningrad enclave, children practised virtual flights on computers. A boy at the training range was practising flying a mini drone up and down, supervised by the teachers and sometimes crashing it on the floor.

    The kids are enthusiastic, said their teacher.

    NATO member Lithuania asked the alliance to strengthen its air defence after two Russian drones crashed there after crossing from Belarus this summer.

    NATO last Friday announced plans to beef up the defence of Europe's eastern flank, two days after Poland shot down drones that had violated its airspace, in the first known action of its kind by a member of the Western alliance during Russia's war in Ukraine.

    (Writing by Andrius Sytas; Editing by Alexandra Hudson)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Lithuania opens nine drone schools for youth and adults.
    • •Focus on military preparedness near Russia and Belarus.
    • •Training includes FPV, quadcopter, and single-wing drones.
    • •NATO strengthens air defense in response to regional threats.
    • •Lithuania seeks enhanced security measures from NATO.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Lithuania teaches children to fly drones on border with Russia

    1What is military preparedness?

    Military preparedness refers to the ability of a nation's armed forces to respond effectively to threats and ensure national security through training, equipment, and strategic planning.

    2What is NATO?

    NATO, or the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, is a military alliance of countries from North America and Europe that aims to ensure collective defense and security among its member states.

    3What are drones?

    Drones are unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that can be remotely controlled or fly autonomously, often used for surveillance, delivery, or military purposes.

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