Lithuania Revokes Visas of 22 Belarusian Tech Workers in €500K EU Space Agency Scam
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Lithuania expelled 22 Belarusians from the country, recognizing them as a threat to national security. Their company hid connections with Military Industry of the Russian Federation and Belarus.
Lithuania Revokes Visas of 22 Belarusian Tech Workers in €500K EU Space Agency Scam
Lithuania’s State Security Department (VSD) has expelled 22 Belarusian nationals who worked for a technology company in the country after determining that they posed a threat to national security.
Twenty-two Belarusians had been expelled from Lithuania, who had been declared "a threat to security" by the Lithuanian Department of State Security.
Twenty-two Belarusian nationals working in a technology company in Lithuania were recognized as a threat to national security and expelled from the country, and reported on Monday to the Lithuanian Department of State Security (VSD). "VSD sent an opinion to the Migration Department concerning the activities of 22 Belarusian citizens in Lithuania, persons working in a technology company recognized as a threat to Lithuania's national security.
The State Security Department has submitted findings to the Migration Department on the activities of 22 Belarusian citizens in Lithuania — persons who worked for the technology company were declared a threat to Lithuania's national security, the State Security Department announced.
Citizens of Belarus worked in a company that participated in the project of the European Union Agency for the Space Program
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