Published 06/20/2022 4:00:30 p.m.

Russia’s Kaliningrad held ‘hostage’ by Lithuania with EU’s consent, says lawmaker

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Lithuania was not acting unilaterally and was only applying EU sanctions when it decided to ban the transit of some goods to Russia's Kaliningrad exclave, EU's chief diplomat Josep Borrell said. Russia had threatened to retaliate against Lithuania after Vilnius halted the rail transport of Russian goods under EU sanctions to the Russian enclave.

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Russia’s Kaliningrad held ‘hostage’ by Lithuania with EU’s consent, says lawmaker

Brussels cares little about the lives of people in Kaliningrad just the way it did not care about people in Donbass, Leonid Slutsky noted

06/20/2022 2:17:54 p.m.·Moscow, Russian Federation

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EU says Lithuania acted 'by the book' in Kaliningrad standoff with Russia

Lithuania was not acting unilaterally and was only applying EU sanctions when it decided to ban the transit of some goods to Russia's Kaliningrad exclave, EU's chief diplomat Josep Borrell said on Monday (20 June).

06/20/2022 4:00:30 p.m.

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