Urgent meditation for peace between Russia and Lithuania every 4 hours
Kaliningrad is an exclave of the Russian Federation sandwiched between Lithuania and Poland. https://www.britannica.com/place/Kaliningrad For more than 30 years, there has been an understanding between Russia and Lithuania that the oblast of Kaliningrad would be supplied via the Russian railroad through a narrow strip of land called the Suwalki Gap, which runs from Russia, along the southeastern border of Lithuania. The agreement held that the trains would be left alone, and act as a supply tunnel of sorts to the Russians living in Kaliningrad. However, on Saturday, June 18th, Lithuania’s national railway operator banned the flow of sanctioned goods between the region and the rest of Russia, citing guidelines from the European Commission. The restrictions have also affected road traffic into the exclave. This means that virtually no transit can take place between Russia and its westernmost state. There are reports and videos showing panic-buying by Russians living in Kaliningrad. h
