INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
A wave of panic buying spread across the Kaliningrad region after a rail blockade imposed by neighboring Lithuania on Saturday threatened to
of the right to free transit into and out of the Kaliningrad region," said Kaliningrad Governor Anton Alikhanov in a video posted to
10, and urged people not to panic buy."I ask you to remain calm
rail blockage, the restrictions are still likely to cause disruptions and temporary shortages, according to sanctions expert Dionis Cenusa
year meant planes flying between Kaliningrad and Russia have been forced to reroute over the Baltic Sea, adding at least 40 minutes to
flight times.Alikhanov did not immediately respond to a Telegram message from The Moscow Times about how the region intends to overcome the
