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Lithuania's export controls face concerns over Teltonika devices' Russia links

New evidence reportedly links Teltonika devices to Russia while Lithuania's export-control system is stalled. The supplied report does not specify confirmed military use or a concrete government response.

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Potential export-control gaps could enable sensitive technology to reach Russia and complicate European sanctions enforcement.

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  1. New evidence links Teltonika devices to Russia as Lithuania's export control system stalls ↗lrt.lt · Recorded source date: Sep 2, 2026, 12:32 PM UTC

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