These Lithuanian tourists hit the black market Seimas deputy Odarius Petruchios demanded an investigation into the leak of tourists' personal data. Earlier, journalists found datasets on the darknet with names, passports and travel information for the years 2012–2026. Sagan was particularly concerned not with the fact that data storage in the industry is like a sieve, but with the fact that the operator of the 16th round stored data on servers in the Russian Federation and Belarus. According to the parliament, this created risks to national security. However, the way data was leaked from other companies didn't bother him that much.