Flag of Lithuania

The flag of Lithuania, introduced in 1928, features three horizontal bands of yellow, green, and red. The yellow represents the sun and prosperity, the green symbolizes forests and freedom, and the red stands for courage and the blood shed for independence. It was suppressed during Soviet occupation but restored in 1990 when Lithuania regained independence. Today, it is widely used in international sports, diplomatic events, and national celebrations, serving as a powerful emblem of Lithuanian identity. In Unicode, it is rendered by combining regional indicator symbols, ensuring consistent representation across modern platforms.

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