Kaliningrad. Source: Aleksander Kaasik/Wikimedia Commons

Russia exceeds EU quotas for Kaliningrad in just two months

Kaliningrad. Source: Aleksander Kaasik/Wikimedia Commons

Tensions between Russia and Lithuania have increased since the EU sanctioned the land transit of goods, including steel and concrete, from Russia and Belarus to Kaliningrad.  According to Russia, the quotas established by the EU in June for land transit of goods are too low. Moreover, the quotas established for various products have already been exceeded.

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Author: Marco Raimondi

Marco Raimondi is an editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

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Kaliningrad. Source: Aleksander Kaasik/Wikimedia Commons

Russia exceeds EU quotas for Kaliningrad in just two months

Kaliningrad. Source: Aleksander Kaasik/Wikimedia Commons

Tensions between Russia and Lithuania have increased since the EU sanctioned the land transit of goods, including steel and concrete, from Russia and Belarus to Kaliningrad.  According to Russia, the quotas established by the EU in June for land transit of goods are too low. Moreover, the quotas established for various products have already been exceeded.

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