Kaliningrad was once a NATO outpost, threatening NATO with its nuclear-armed Iskander missiles. But this fortress myth was shattered by a single bureaucratic decision by Lithuania, without a single tank or missile launch.
In this video, we analyze how Russia's most critical military asset in the West has been plunged into logistical strangulation and how this has shaken Putin's authority:
🔹 VITAL SUPPLY LINK CUT OFF: On November 21, Lithuanian Railways halted the transit of Lukoil oil cargo, which provides the bulk of Kaliningrad's fuel needs. This was a vital blow not only for civilian vehicles but also for heating the Baltic Fleet and military barracks. 🔹 MILITARY PARALYZE: With the fuel cut off, the Iskander missile launchers became immobile static targets. Russia's power in the Baltics was effectively wiped out. 🔹 LOGISTIC CHAOS AND BANKRUPTCY: Belarus's hosting situation of thousands of Lithuanian-licensed trucks has deepened the logistics paralysis. With construction costs rising sixfold and major companies like Avtotor closing, more than 15,000 people in the region face unemployment.
🔹 NIGHTMARE OF THE 1990s: Logistics collapse, as former advisor Alexei Chadayev warned, is forcing the people of Kaliningrad to face Putin's own nightmare: the primitive barter economy.
Kaliningrad is no longer a fortress, but a hostage, completely blocked by Lithuania's calculated and cold decision. Putin's tanks and missiles are useless in the face of an OFAC sanctions document.
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