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After more than 30 years, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are disconnecting from Russia’s electricity grid and joining the EU’s network, marking a significant shift away from Russian influence. The process will begin with a two-day transition period, followed by integration into the European grid via Poland. Tensions with Russia have escalated, with concerns over potential retaliation and cyber-attacks, prompting increased security measures and preparations for any disruptions.
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