Overview
- Lithuanian authorities filed terrorist charges against 15 suspects and issued international arrest warrants for three others tied to a transnational operation.
- Investigators conducted more than 30 searches in Lithuania, Poland, Latvia and Estonia, seizing further devices believed to be prepared for additional attacks.
- Four parcels were posted in Vilnius on July 19, 2024, and routed via DHL and DPD with timed incendiary devices concealed in items such as massage cushions and cosmetic tubes.
- Related incidents followed: a parcel burned at a DHL hub in Leipzig, another exploded in a DPD truck in Poland on July 21, and a third detonated at a DHL facility in Birmingham on July 22, while a fourth failed to ignite.
- Germany’s domestic intelligence service previously warned the Leipzig package could have caused an aircraft crash had it been loaded onto a flight.