Baltic nations disconnect from Russian power grid

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EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas — Estonia's former prime minister — hailed the move on X as "a victory for freedom and European unity."
The Moscow Times
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Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania all former Soviet republics now in the European Union and NATO are leaving Russia's grid to prevent Moscow from weaponising it against them.
Hindustan Times
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In 2018, the three Baltic countries signed an agreement with the European Commission to synchronize their power grids with the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E).
Saudi Gazette
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The grid has long been seen as a vulnerability for the former Soviet republics who are now members of Nato and rely on Moscow to continue to allow the energy to travel through.
Daily Express

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