President Gitanas Nausėda has commented after another drone slipped into Lithuanian airspace over the weekend. He confirmed that the country's air defense system did engage the intruder and worked as intended. The head of state admitted, however, that the algorithm for informing residents about the danger can still be improved. Drone incursions have turned into a repeated headache for Lithuania, with earlier devices drifting over from neighboring Belarus. Each incident forces authorities to juggle a military response with the need to keep civilians informed in real time. Nausėda's assessment signals satisfaction with the hardware but dissatisfaction with how warnings reached people on the ground. Lithuanian institutions will now be expected to tighten the alerting procedures before the next such crossing happens.