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Several Soviet OMON assaults on Lithuanian border posts occurred in 1991, after Lithuania declared its independence from the Soviet Union on 11 March 1990. As a Soviet republic, the Lithuanian SSR did not have a state border with customs or checkpoints. The newly declared Republic of Lithuania began establishing the State Border Guard Service, before it was internationally recognized on 27 August 1991 by the states of the European Community. These posts also became a symbol of its struggle for independence. The Soviet government viewed the customs posts as illegal and sent the OMON (Special Purpose Police Unit) troops to harass the posts, especially those along the eastern border with Belarus. The unarmed custom officers and armed policemen were intimidated, beaten or killed, their cars we

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rdfs:label	Attaques des unités soviétiques de l'OMON contre les postes-frontières lituaniens (fr) Soviet OMON assaults on Lithuanian border posts (en) 蘇聯特別用途機動單位襲擊立陶宛邊境檢察站事件 (zh)
rdfs:comment	數起蘇聯特別用途機動單位襲擊立陶宛邊境檢察站事件 (立陶宛語：1990–1991 m. Lietuvos pasienio kontrolės punktų puolimai)發生於1990年3月11日立陶宛宣佈脫離蘇聯獨立的隔年。在此之前，立陶宛作爲立陶宛蘇維埃社會主義共和國並沒有自己的國境、海關以及邊境檢查站。新成立的立陶宛共和國在歐洲經濟共同體於1991年8月27日承認其獨立前開始創建。邊境檢查站也因此成爲了立陶宛艱辛立國的象徵。然而在蘇聯政府的角度則認爲這些邊境檢查站是違法的，並派遣特別用途機動單位前往破壞檢查站，特別是靠近白俄羅斯邊境的檢察站。因此手無寸鐵的立陶宛海關官員及警察被毒打或殺害，他們的車子不是被盜就是被炸毀，檢查站被燒至倒塌，使這個邊境檢查站不能夠發揮作用。兩起的襲擊事件導致8名平民死亡，總共60名軍官受傷以及23個邊境檢查站被燒毀或破壞。 (zh) Plusieurs assauts de l'unité spéciale des forces de la police soviétique OMON contre les postes frontaliers lituaniens ont été menés en 1991, après l'indépendance de la Lituanie de l'Union soviétique le 11 mars 1990. Intégrée à l'URSS, la Lituanie n'avait plus ni frontière, ni poste de douanes avec la Russie. La nouvelle République de Lituanie crée le Service national des gardes-frontières avant d'être reconnu internationalement le 27 août 1991 par les États de la CEE. (fr) Several Soviet OMON assaults on Lithuanian border posts occurred in 1991, after Lithuania declared its independence from the Soviet Union on 11 March 1990. As a Soviet republic, the Lithuanian SSR did not have a state border with customs or checkpoints. The newly declared Republic of Lithuania began establishing the State Border Guard Service, before it was internationally recognized on 27 August 1991 by the states of the European Community. These posts also became a symbol of its struggle for independence. The Soviet government viewed the customs posts as illegal and sent the OMON (Special Purpose Police Unit) troops to harass the posts, especially those along the eastern border with Belarus. The unarmed custom officers and armed policemen were intimidated, beaten or killed, their cars we (en)
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