Lithuanian citizens stranded in Dubai are receiving information from their embassy concerning charter flights being organized for them. The embassy has stated that the airline will contact and register the passengers, so there is no need for them to go to the airport until further notification is received. The charter flights are part of ongoing support efforts for Lithuanians abroad but do not alter the government’s planned evacuation of vulnerable groups from the UAE, which includes pregnant women, families with young children, individuals with critical health conditions, and the elderly.

The embassy is working diligently to coordinate these efforts, with specific details about the planned evacuation flight to Lithuania expected to be announced shortly. In the interim, they are asking affected citizens for their patience and understanding. This indicates an organized response to ensure safety and aid for Lithuanians in challenging situations due to geopolitical tensions in the region.

Diplomatic efforts are also ongoing to determine if the flights will primarily serve "FlyDubai" customers or include other airlines used by Lithuanian citizens, with updates to be provided regularly. This reflects the complexities of managing repatriation during a crisis, particularly considering the potential implications of conflicts, such as the war in Iran, on the situation of expatriates and citizens abroad.