A storm that swept through Lithuania on Thursday damaged the UNESCO-listed Kernave archaeological site, according to reports. The site, located near Vilnius, was affected by the severe weather conditions.
The full extent of the damage to the Kernave archaeological site is not specified in the available information. The site is a significant cultural and historical location in Lithuania, recognized by UNESCO for its importance.
Further details about the damage and any potential restoration efforts are not provided in the available reports.
Article source: baltictimes.com | Image credit: LRT
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