The Lithuanian Army's Strategic Communication Department, headed by Liutauras Bagočiūnas and supported by analyst Agnė Eidimtaitė, is set to present a detailed review of the hostile information activities aimed at Lithuania and its allies from the previous year. This report emphasizes that throughout the past year, information operatives from Russia and Belarus continued their active foreign policy efforts, including information and psychological operations that targeted Lithuania. The analysis highlights the nature of the threats posed by these states, particularly in relation to defense, foreign policy, and constitutional principles.

The review is based on data collected from open information sources, which are representative and help identify key instances of hostile information directed at Lithuania, including their characteristics, methodologies used, and the main focal areas expected to evolve by 2025. This approach aims to systematically present the challenges posed by misinformation, distorted narratives, and manipulative information that could undermine Lithuania's defense and national security interests. The findings will likely inform policy decisions and strategic communication efforts to counter these threats effectively.

In the context of growing geopolitical tensions, especially in the face of ongoing conflicts in the region, Lithuania's proactive stance in addressing disinformation is crucial. The implications of this report extend beyond national boundaries, as the findings might offer insights into regional security dynamics and contribute to collective defense measures among Baltic and NATO allies. Awareness and assessment of these information threats are essential in strengthening Lithuania's resilience against external manipulations and ensuring national security.