VILNIUS, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Lithuania has found no

evidence of terrorism or sabotage so far in its investigation of

a DHL cargo plane crash although the black boxes

containing flight data and voice recorders have not yet been

found, authorities said on Tuesday.

The plane crashed near Vilnius airport as it came in to land

early on Monday, killing one person on board in what Germany's

foreign minister later said could be an accident or a hybrid

attack in "volatile times".

The Lithuanian General Prosecutor's office is leading one of

two official probes into the crash.

"Our initial information does not indicate that we need to

be investigating more serious actions," Prosecutor Arturas

Urbelis said in a statement, while adding that the probe was

still under way.

"We might find signs of activities of other kinds as we

investigate," Urbelis said.