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The Neris River: A Living Artery, Not a Military Canal

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Imagine a river that has flowed freely for thousands of years, shaping its banks, nourishing the forests and meadows along its course. This river—the Neris (Viliya)—is one of the last large, untamed rivers in this part of Europe. Its level and flow change with the seasons, swelling in spring, thinni
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The Neris River: A Living Artery, Not a Military Canal

Imagine a river that has flowed freely for thousands of years, shaping its banks, nourishing the forests and meadows along its course. This river—the Neris (Viliya)—is one of the last large, untamed rivers in this part of Europe. Its level and flow change with the seasons, swelling in spring, thinni

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news.house broke the news in on Thursday, March 13, 2025.
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