Baltic States Cut Final Ties to Russia’s Power Grid, Brace for Possible Retaliation
Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are set to sever their last remaining energy ties with Russia this weekend, completing a decades-long effort to break free from Soviet-era infrastructure. The three Baltic nations will disconnect from the Moscow-controlled BRELL power grid on Saturday before fully synchronizing with the European electricity network on Sunday,
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