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Learning from Lithuania: Ukraine's secret weapon shipment
The Lithuanian Ministry of Defence announced the delivery of another weapons aid package to Ukraine. A photo of mysterious ...
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Estonia faces possible 72-hour blackout after cutting ties with Russia’s power grid
In Estonia, the risks of disconnecting from Russia's energy system have been assessed. In the worst-case scenario, consumers ...
en.defence-ua13h
Lithuania Delivers a Batch of MANPADS and Missiles to Ukraine
Lithuania has delivered short-range man-portable air defense systems and missiles to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, further ...
Ukrinform18h
Four countries bordering Russia call on EU to allocate EUR 100B for defense
Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, and Poland are calling on the EU to double its defense spending, as these member states bordering Russia believe urgent defense needs amount to at least EUR 100 billion. — ...
ERR News1d
Run on home generators as Estonia prepares to disconnect from Russian grid
The imminent decoupling of Estonia's electricity grid and its synchronization with the mainland European grid has led to a surge in purchases of home generators, many of them costing hundreds, or even ...
Europe’s fragile undersea lifeline is one attack away from chaos. Can a disaster below the surface cripple an entire continent?
Europes undersea infrastructure faces increasing disruptions, with gas pipelines, power lines, and data cables under threat.
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty2d
China In Eurasia Briefing: NATO, Taiwan Both Fighting Undersea Cable War
China and Russia look like the prime suspects for severed cables in the Baltic and Taiwan Strait, Beijing and the war in Ukraine, the tech race takes off, and much more.
ERR News2d
Decoupling from Russian electricity grid to cost Estonian households €15 a year
Desynchronizing from the Russian and Belarusian electricity grid and synchronizing with the Continental European grid will ...
Europe’s undersea infrastructure keeps getting damaged. What’s going on?
Incidents damaging Europe’s undersea networks have become more frequent since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, raising suspicions they are the result of sabotage.
Undersea infrastructure is Europe’s unexpected Achilles’ heel. What’s going on?
Incidents damaging Europe’s undersea networks have become more frequent since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, raising suspicions they are the result of sabotage.
Russia vs NATO in the Baltic: we need to beat something, it's time
The saying "it is very difficult to find a black cat in a dark room, especially if it is not there" is probably known to ...
Al Jazeera English3d
Lukashenko: ‘A hostage of the system that he himself created’
As Belarus votes amid repression, what drives Alexander Lukashenko, the president likely to secure a seventh term.