VILNIUS - The threat of international terrorism has touched the Baltic states, as theLithuanian and Estonian governments responded to reports that theirdiplomatic missions abroad had become possible targets for attacks byradical militant groups.The Lithuanian press reported on Sept. 4 that extra precautionary measureshave been taken at that country¹s embassy in Turkey after U.S. intelligencedetermined that numerous embassies in the capital city of Ankara were underthreat of attack by the Muslim Brotherhood, an international Islamicextremist terrorist group that reportedly maintains operatio...
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