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The Longest Subaquatic Tunnel in the World Will Connect Two European Countries. It Will Have 18 Kilometers and Significantly Reduce Travel Time

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A subaquatic tunnel will link two European countries and will dramatically reduce travel time by connecting the islands of Lolland and Fehmarn through an unprecedented engineering process.
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The Longest Subaquatic Tunnel in the World Will Connect Two European Countries. It Will Have 18 Kilometers and Significantly Reduce Travel Time

A subaquatic tunnel will link two European countries and will dramatically reduce travel time by connecting the islands of Lolland and Fehmarn through an unprecedented engineering process.

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Adevarul broke the news in Romania on Thursday, February 12, 2026.
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