This was revealed by the Commander of the Lithuanian Armed Forces, Raimundas Vaikšnoras, in an interview with LRT.According to him, the system will be tested by the end of this year and implemented in 2026."This year marks the beginning – funds have been allocated for procurement. By the end of the year, it will be tested and trialed, and as the Air Force Commander noted today, next year will see more intensive implementation of these systems," the article states.At the same time, the commander clarified that procedural steps have taken longer, noting that "this is, one could say, a Ukrainian system that still had to be adapted for integration with our American systems due to sensitive issues."Earlier, on July 10, Lithuanian airspace was violated by an unidentified drone from Belarus. As a result, the country's leadership was placed in shelter as a precaution.On the morning of Monday, July 28, another unidentified drone, likely from Belarus, entered Lithuanian airspace.