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BORDERLINE ⟩ Singing Sands in the Shadow of Russia

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A few years ago, the eastern tip of the Vistula peninsula became an island: thanks to a canal that cut ships from the port of Elbląg off from having to sail to the Baltic Sea through Russian waters. On the peninsula, you'll find a picturesque forest, wild boars, and a beach highly prized by German nudists. And the border between the European Union and Russia.
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A few years ago, the eastern tip of the Vistula peninsula became an island: thanks to a canal that cut ships from the port of Elbląg off from having to sail to the Baltic Sea through Russian waters. On the peninsula, you'll find a picturesque forest, wild boars, and a beach highly prized by German nudists. And the border between the European Union and Russia.

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pmo.ee broke the news on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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