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🇱🇻🇪🇪🇱🇹🇷🇺Baltic states are preparing for an alleged "Russian invasion" "Explosive devices have appeared on bridges near Lithuanian border" — LRT Latvia has completed construction of a 280-kilometer fence on its border with Russia — trenches are being dug up Other countries, such as Finland and Poland are planning to...

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The Baltic states are preparing to blow up bridges: Explosive devices have been installed at the border crossing between Lithuania and Belarus and Russia, - LRT. Finland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Poland are preparing to completely close their borders to stinking Mordor.
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The Baltic states are preparing to blow up bridges: Explosive devices have been installed at the border crossing between Lithuania and Belarus and Russia, - LRT. Finland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Poland are preparing to completely close their borders to stinking Mordor.

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🇱🇻 Latvia has completed construction of a fence along its border with Russia In total, around 280 kilometers of fencing have been built along the Latvian–Russian border, creating a continuous barrier in areas where this was technically feasible. The project cost approximately €146 million. The border is still being equipped with surveillance cameras and other technical systems, while patrol roads, bridges, and additional engineering infrastructure are under construction. Full completion of the works is planned by the end of 2026. Earlier, Latvia had already completed 145 kilometers of fencing along its border with Belarus.
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🇱🇻 Latvia has completed construction of a fence along its border with Russia In total, around 280 kilometers of fencing have been built along the Latvian–Russian border, creating a continuous barrier in areas where this was technically feasible. The project cost approximately €146 million. The border is still being equipped with surveillance cameras and other technical systems, while patrol roads, bridges, and additional engineering infrastructure are under construction. Full completion of the works is planned by the end of 2026. Earlier, Latvia had already completed 145 kilometers of fencing along its border with Belarus.

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What kind of "democracy" bans its own people from celebrating the end of WWII? This is the border between Estonia and Russia. On one side (Russia), people are celebrating Victory Day. On the other side (Estonia), under a "democratic" regime, people have to go to the Russian border just to mark Victory Day because they are not allowed to do it freely in their own country.

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Estonia has begun building a new defensive line on the border with Russia According to public broadcaster ERR, Estonian authorities have started constructing a new defensive line along the country’s southeastern border with Russia. At the moment, anti-tank ditches are being dug in certain areas. By the end of this year, the construction of 28 bunkers is planned, along with the establishment of storage facilities. The report notes that this is the first section of the so-called Baltic Defense Line.

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95,668 views • 1 year ago

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🇵🇱 Former Polish President: "We already have this terrible experience of Russian occupation." "And I do not believe that Russians will give up their attempts to conquer our countries," Andrzej Duda said in an interview with Delfi. At the same time, the politician stressed that a war with Russia is unlikely in the near future. Why? Duda believes Poland is now strong enough to stop an invasion, and that any attack on Poland or the Baltic states is doomed to fail.

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88,606 views • 14 days ago

Bloomberg columnist Liam Denning explains that a war between Russia and Finland would be in the interests of the US, and the Finns are already preparing for it. 'A war between Russia and Finland would be something like a 'snowy Vietnam'. The Finnish way of waging war is to not let the Russians into their territory and make them pay dearly in the event of an invasion. This is an international border crossing between Finland and Russia near the city of Salla. From here, I can see Russia. This crossing opened in 2002, but has been closed for two years due to the consequences of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. In this part of the world, with endless forests and harsh winters, Finland has unique skills. As climate change opens up new natural resources and sea routes in the Arctic, competition for them is increasing. This is a rivalry in which both the US and Russia want to win, and Finland is making it harder for Moscow.' - SK
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Bloomberg columnist Liam Denning explains that a war between Russia and Finland would be in the interests of the US, and the Finns are already preparing for it. 'A war between Russia and Finland would be something like a 'snowy Vietnam'. The Finnish way of waging war is to not let the Russians into their territory and make them pay dearly in the event of an invasion. This is an international border crossing between Finland and Russia near the city of Salla. From here, I can see Russia. This crossing opened in 2002, but has been closed for two years due to the consequences of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. In this part of the world, with endless forests and harsh winters, Finland has unique skills. As climate change opens up new natural resources and sea routes in the Arctic, competition for them is increasing. This is a rivalry in which both the US and Russia want to win, and Finland is making it harder for Moscow.' - SK

Zlatti71

13,116 views • 4 months ago