Lithuania scrutinises Kaliningrad’s transit slowdown after Moscow’s reaction
Kaliningrad intermodal terminal, source: Russian Railways (RZD)
The Lithuanian government is again consulting with the EU Commission on implementing the fourth EU Sanctions package that includes a slow down of transit trains and goods on their way to Kaliningrad. This is after Moscow’s reaction, which highlighted that transit restrictions violate international agreements.
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Good question!
However, not only for nations, but for all, infrastructure is the vital part!
(Currently, just a minority, can afford the luxury of not caring about “JIT”, etc. Accordingly majority is obstructed from railways…)
For sake of Fair Trade, for all, for safety, for environment, for goal of EU…, now a timely, high quality railway has to be constructed!
(By added capacity (32,5 ton, safely, allowed axial load, etc.) utilisation of existing can be added, track charges be lowered, etc.