Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania have cut their ties to Russian electricity and hooked up to Europe's power grid in the Baltic nations' latest move towards being closer members of the European Union.

The Baltics severed ties with the Russian grid in a move that aims for closer integration with the EU and stronger regional energy security.

Baltic states cut ties with Russian energy infrastructure, joining Europe's grid in a major shift for energy security, independence and regional stability ...

"Ukraine had already done this in 2022, and now the Baltic states have also freed themselves from dependency. Moscow will no ...

The European Union and NATO must strengthen cooperation to protect critical energy infrastructure from attacks, which pose a ...

On February 8, the Baltic countries (Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia) disconnected from the BRELL power system (Belarus, Russia ...

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Exit of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia from the BRELL energy ring with Russia and Belarus ruined electricity prices in The ...

The Baltic States of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania have successfully disconnected their electricity grids from Russia, ...

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The Lithuanian Defense Ministry has ordered Patria 6x6 armored personnel carriers for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. — Ukrinform ...