Rails of the wrong system. The United States called the Baltic railways an obstacle for NATO

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The Institute of Modern Warfare, which belongs to the United States Military Academy at West Point, published a report in which it noted that the railways of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia pose a problem for the rapid movement of alliance forces due to different standards, since in these countries the railways still remain since the days of the Soviet Union and have not changed, RT

Rails of the wrong system. The United States called the Baltic railways an obstacle for NATO




This incompatibility means that trains carrying military equipment and supplies from large NATO bases in Germany or Poland will have to move their cargo to trains adapted to the Russian track, or to deliver it to its destination by truck. Both options require not only considerable time, but also the involvement of trained personnel and substantial military resources, such as heavy equipment transportation systems, military police and security guards. In addition, awareness is needed in such operations and the ability to conduct them
- reported in the material.

It also notes that Russia is actively using the railway communication to transfer its military units. As an example, the document cites the “Zapad” exercise, which took place last year, when Russia used trains to transport forces to neighboring Belarus.

Vladimir Anokhin, Vice-President of the Russian Academy of Geopolitical Problems, commenting on this situation, said that under current conditions, the Alliance would need at least two days under the most comfortable conditions to transfer NATO troops from Germany to the borders of Russia.

Experts of the American Institute of Modern Warfare emphasize that in the field of railway infrastructure, the Baltic countries are significantly lagging behind other European states.

Plans to remedy the current situation already exist. Thus, the EU has planned the implementation of the Rail Baltica project - the construction of a European standard railway line, which should connect the Baltic countries, Poland and Western Europe. However, the report notes that the project will be completed no earlier than 2025.

Experts recommend resolving the issue of the Baltic railways as soon as possible. The modernization of railway lines will create advantages for NATO, according to the institute.
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  1. +14
    April 30 2018 08: 48
    Now you need to shift all the railway tracks. It remains for the Baltic states to solve the main question: where is the money Zin? Or, as always, will Germans and custodians pay for everything? They are the richest in the EU.
    1. +4
      April 30 2018 08: 52
      Quote: oleg-gr
      Now you need to shift all the railway tracks. It remains for the Baltic states to solve the main question: where is the money Zin? Or, as always, will Germans and custodians pay for everything? They are the richest in the EU.

      Yes, don’t do it like this - it will be necessary - they will find
      1. +8
        April 30 2018 09: 07
        Nobody wants to invest in the Baltic states! There will not be enough military investments from the NATO budget, and no one will sponsor the economy that was killed by the European Union. Baltic States for the EEC - market, port and transit to the Russian Federation ...
        1. +11
          April 30 2018 09: 15
          Which market? There, the whole nation went up, in three entities and 10 million inhabitants will not be typed. These will eventually be country cooperatives for retired Europeans who are tired of blackness from the east.
          1. +3
            April 30 2018 10: 16
            In the days of the USSR, 8 million were not recruited in the entire Baltic. Now, reduce it by a third, that is, within 6 million.
          2. +3
            April 30 2018 14: 13
            What are 10 million? In Estonia, the population is 1,3 million, in Latvia 1,9 million, in Lithuania 2,8 million people, a total of 6 million people, and experts are sure that these are exaggerated figures, since the authorities of these countries take into account their citizens who have left to work and live in Western Europe as permanently residing in their own countries. In real life, about 5,5 million people live.
            1. +2
              1 May 2018 12: 15
              Quote: Kot_Kuzya
              The population of Estonia is 1,3 million,


              Novosibirsk 1,5.

              From it to you and hi
              1. +3
                1 May 2018 19: 13
                As many people live in St. Petersburg as in all of Spratia. In fact, Tribaltica is a desert, protected land. If these lands were part of Russia, then at least 15 million people would live there, and Riga would be a millionaire city competing with St. Petersburg.
          3. +1
            April 30 2018 14: 28
            Quote: Pivot
            Which market? There, the whole nation went up, in three entities and 10 million inhabitants will not be typed. These will eventually be country cooperatives for retired Europeans who are tired of blackness from the east.


            Rather, the blackness will go there. Just have not choked on.
          4. 0
            April 30 2018 18: 06
            And 6 lyamas! And everything is shrinking ......... hi
          5. Alf
            0
            April 30 2018 20: 09
            Quote: Pivot
            tired of blackness from the east.

            Not from the east, but from the south. East of Russia, and all sorts of bantustans to the south.
        2. +5
          April 30 2018 10: 07
          The question arises: when did these non-European troebals in NATO accept logistics issues were the tenth thing? Was it important to move faster towards the Russian border? Now, deal with each other! negative
        3. GRF
          +2
          April 30 2018 10: 18
          Quote: Logall
          Nobody wants to invest in the Baltic states! There will not be enough military investments from the NATO budget, and no one will sponsor the economy that was killed by the European Union. Baltic States for the EEC - market, port and transit to the Russian Federation ...

          But they want to tear it from Russia. And the detachment is usually paid voluntarily by the detonators themselves. And if such crazy ideas appear, then they talk about the insecurity of the owners in the behavior of their slaves tomorrow.
          Because, it seems to me, from a military point of view, it is not necessary to redo kalea. Well, they will not pull it to Vladivostok (or do they think Moscow will be enough?). And it’s better to change the composition in the rear than on the front line
          1. +1
            April 30 2018 12: 50
            Quote: GRF
            Well, they will not pull it to Vladivostok (or do they think Moscow will be enough?).

            Exactly what will pull. In World War II, it was possible to simply alter the gauge to the European standard, which the Germans did, now this will not work.
            1. 0
              1 May 2018 12: 46
              "... in these countries, railways have remained since the days of the Soviet Union and have not changed"
              This is thanks to the tsar-priest, when he was deciding on the railway track being built in the Russian Empire. This track helped the USSR at the beginning of the Second World War, limiting the transfer of Wehrmacht troops. The decision was far-sighted.
          2. 0
            8 May 2018 20: 28
            Impudent on this and do not hope. Task: change the piece of iron, concreting everything else for the pads. Population - Consumable
        4. +3
          April 30 2018 10: 53
          Quote: Logall
          Baltic States for the EEC - market, port and transit to the Russian Federation ...

          The market is weak and insolvent, and with transit as it is, everything is not rosy.
        5. 0
          1 May 2018 10: 24
          And I did not get bored with repeating these mantras. The average salary in Estonia is 1000 EUR.
          There are 800 in Latvia. The minimum wage is 430.
          Go to the West to earn 2 - 3 thousand. No one is going to Russia. Is this not alarming?
          As for the railway roads. The institute says one thing, the military says another. They conducted several times exercises.
          Delivery of equipment to ports and to non-equipped sites, loading onto platforms, moving east, exercises. It seems like they were satisfied.
      2. 0
        April 30 2018 09: 12
        ... The EU has planned the implementation of the Rail Baltica project - the construction of a European standard railway line, which should connect the Baltic countries, Poland and Western Europe.

        And, the Baltic states will certainly not be the owners of these railway communications on their land, as well as the entire logistics system.
        And the NATO "fist" will be formed ...
        Who are the beneficiaries?
        And, the most interesting thing is how on time.
      3. +2
        April 30 2018 09: 16
        And why should they spend money on this? Under no circumstances will they be paid back. Now there are no fools in the West: to build a railway to the Baltic states with a declining population.
      4. +2
        April 30 2018 10: 18
        Quote: mamertinets
        Yes, don’t do it like this - it will be necessary - they will find

        Nobody will look. If you want, build it yourself, but for NATO, an extra excuse, in which case, like, the roads don't match.
      5. +1
        April 30 2018 12: 47
        Quote: mamertinets
        Yes, don’t do it like this - it will be necessary - they will find

        They will not find, the price of the question is too high.
      6. 0
        April 30 2018 15: 33
        Quote: mamertinets
        Yes, don’t do it like this - it will be necessary - they will find
        I understand that the Armenians will throw? wink
    2. +5
      April 30 2018 08: 56
      Quote: oleg-gr
      Now you need to shift all the railway tracks. It remains for the Baltic states to solve the main question: where is the money Zin? Or, as always, will Germans and custodians pay for everything? They are the richest in the EU.

      Shifting the canvas gives NATO advantages, but in conditions of warfare, which, most likely, will not take place. But it will cut off the possibility of transit from Russia through the territory of the Baltic states, in peacetime, that is, forever. What will happen the next day after the end of the alteration.

      The perestroika process itself is not so fast, and for the duration of the work, the movement will be stopped altogether.
      I do not see the possibility of an instant transition from one standard to another of wagons when moving along MORE not converted and ALREADY converted tracks. Another question is interesting - who will pay both the transfer of tracks and the replacement of wheelsets in rolling stock.
      1. +4
        April 30 2018 09: 09
        shifting the canvas gives the advantages of NATO, but in the conditions of warfare, which, most likely, will not take place. But it will cut off the possibility of transit from Russia through the territory of the Baltic states, in peacetime, that is, forever. What will happen tomorrow after the alterations.
        The process of restructuring itself is not so fast, and for the time of the work, the movement will be stopped altogether

        I understand that we are talking about a separate railway line to connect with Europe, and not a replacement for the entire internal network. Although, too, this is money. Remember how long we have built a detour around Ukraine? So we have Russian Railways troops built, and only a small segment. And here you need to flash the line all the Baltic States.
        1. +1
          1 May 2018 19: 48
          Quote: Nevsky_ZU
          You are mistaken. Having two canvas standards is a categorically impossible thing. And secondly, what paths are planned to be used to meet NATO needs, and which ones (plus Russian transit?) Is it possible to foresee this? War (if that ....) is an unpredictable thing, and what seems impossible today, tomorrow is absolutely necessary. Poles, specially (in their 30s) remade their railways from the Russian standard to the European one. To, therefore, impede the advancement of our troops. Did it help? We just used Polish rolling stock. But we could reach such a simple solution. They could not do it. The Baltic states are no smarter than these pompous little ones.

          You are mistaken. Having two canvas standards is a categorically impossible thing. And secondly, what paths are planned to be used to meet NATO needs, and which ones (plus Russian transit?) Is it possible to foresee this? War (if that ....) is an unpredictable thing, and what seems impossible today, tomorrow is absolutely necessary. Poles, specially (in their 30s) remade their railways from the Russian standard to the European one. To, therefore, impede the advancement of our troops. Did it help? We just used Polish rolling stock. But we could reach such a simple solution. They could not do it. The Baltic states are no smarter than these pompous little ones.
      2. 0
        April 30 2018 11: 27
        Rail Baltika has been under construction for many years, do not think that it is fast. The load on Lithuanian railways is very low, there are no cargoes. Klaipeda port is standing. Only transit to the Kaliningrad region is valid.
    3. +2
      April 30 2018 09: 00
      Quote: oleg-gr
      Now you need to shift all the railway tracks.

      Optimist you! winked they didn’t mention the rolling stock ...
      Who will invest millions if the returns on mongrel pennies !!?
      1. +3
        April 30 2018 09: 06
        How are they going to fight with the Russians .. Roads and frosts are our main weapon! laughing
    4. +1
      April 30 2018 09: 07
      Quote: oleg-gr
      It remains for the Baltic states to solve the main question: where is the money Zin?

      In this regard, the Balts will soon switch to competition!
    5. 0
      April 30 2018 12: 24
      Of course, I would tell them how such ruts are redone, but there is no desire, and the guys seem to be aiming for a big “cut”! Keep it up 2025! laughing
    6. 0
      April 30 2018 23: 13
      Quote: oleg-gr
      Now you need to shift all the railway tracks. It remains for the Baltic states to solve the main question: where is the money Zin? Or, as always, will Germans and custodians pay for everything? They are the richest in the EU.

      Why shift the way? If you can just change the wheel trolleys? And here is the ambush. It was we who changed the carts to the western gauge, and our cars traveled across Europe, and not vice versa! And now it turns out that our cars can travel across Europe, but we do not have their cars! And in the near future nothing can be changed!
    7. +2
      1 May 2018 11: 27
      Bad dancer legs always interfere
    8. 0
      2 May 2018 23: 16
      It will be necessary - mattress covers will print. Business!
  2. +2
    April 30 2018 08: 57
    Now all that’s left to the pots is to alter the ways to be closer to Europe and "Schaub is not like damned m ... lei" wassat
    1. +2
      1 May 2018 11: 29
      Now there is only the saucepan to alter the ways


      What kind of cones? belay
      1. +1
        1 May 2018 19: 14
        They will be given money for this. The Yankees will always find money to drive a fan between Russians and Ukrainians.
  3. +5
    April 30 2018 09: 02
    But this is no longer good. It can be said badly.
    To alter railways is an expensive and not fast business.
    But if this begins, it means the guys from NATO are seriously preparing to fight with us.
    And this is a serious signal.
    1. 0
      April 30 2018 14: 45
      Quote: demo
      And this is a serious signal.

      Follow the dynamics of the buildup of Nata forces on our western border, this signal will be more serious.
  4. +2
    April 30 2018 09: 05
    and the gauge was laid even under Nicholas 1 almost 180 years ago
  5. +1
    April 30 2018 09: 06
    And how much will they pay for it?
    1. +3
      April 30 2018 09: 19
      Quote: Olddetractor
      And how much will they pay for it?

      They will not be paid at all, but their pockets will be scraped out under a clean one. Changing the canvas is only half the battle, and the second half is replacing the wheelset carts throughout the rolling stock. This is a huge cost, in the absence of a positive economic exhaust, and since there is no profitability, then there are no those who are ready to invest in this dubious event.
      1. 0
        April 30 2018 14: 49
        Quote: Nyrobsky
        the second half is the replacement of wheelset carts throughout the rolling stock.

        The equipment is loaded in the west of the geyrops, the rolling stock is taken there. Highways go to the necessary points of discharge, the rest of the problems of the sheriff do not care.
  6. +4
    April 30 2018 09: 13
    Balts and power supply are going to cut off! And to alter the track? What about transit to ports? How much can you shoot yourself in the foot? Although what do we care about them?
  7. +2
    April 30 2018 09: 15
    Of course, I am not special in railway, but I remember that in Soviet times trains from Moscow to Berlin ran. The issue with a different track was resolved at the border by replacing the wheelsets of the cars. It is possible that even now they are doing this.
    1. +1
      April 30 2018 10: 30
      As far as I remember during the Second World War, Soviet sappers and railroad workers built a branch straight to Berlin of our dimension .... that there was a change in wheel sets for wagons too, it was such a thing .... yes it is now .... probably ....
      1. +1
        April 30 2018 10: 44
        Quote: nPuBaTuP
        As far as I remember during the Second World War, Soviet sappers and railway workers built a branch straight to Berlin of our dimension ....

        Only until the middle of Poland. The part that was under Russia. The part of Poland that was under Germany was not altered, too dreary. In addition to gauge, the entire infrastructure is imprisoned for Europe. The width of bridges, tunnels and much more.
    2. 0
      April 30 2018 12: 27
      There they simply rearranged wagon trolleys at the butt stations! And now they are doing the same thing, in Belarus, the 1520 gauge is the same as ours!
  8. 0
    April 30 2018 09: 28
    And where is our Russian warning (ultimatum) - to remove all NATO (American) troops from the 500-km border zone around Russia within a week (month) ?! - Otherwise, it is time to start wetting the adversary!
    1. 0
      April 30 2018 19: 17
      Estonian troops are also NATO. Where do you propose to remove them, to Denmark? Together with Latvian, Lithuanian and Polish. Poland also borders on Russia.
      Right, the movie "Kindergarten for a walk, and you alone remained in your group."
    2. 0
      1 May 2018 10: 31
      You are so funny. Especially considering the stars on the shoulder straps. But do not remind, the USSR at the time of its power, having 18% of world GDP, when the tanks were on the Oder, jerked at least once with similar ultimatums to NATO? Did I miss something?
      What today, with a share of 1,7% of the commodity economy, without the Warsaw Pact, NATO against Ivan Gorod, pounding on the table with his fists. Himself not funny.
  9. 0
    April 30 2018 09: 29
    They also forgot to include partisan actions, the work of Russians and sympathizers of the DRG, as well as the quirks of "Grandfather Frost" in the calculation ..
  10. 0
    April 30 2018 09: 33
    The West gives money on credit and the Baltic states will boldly shift all railway under the NATO standard. It remains to find out the feasibility of such investments, although I think the NATO countries do not particularly bother with such issues
    1. +3
      April 30 2018 10: 03
      Well, what kind of loan? Private banks allocate money for the Baltic economy, which is completely hanging on the neck of the EU? No! They are well aware of the loans they will not give. It is only the EU itself that can provide subsidies for this project. And without the UK, the budget decreased by a substantial share. Moreover, this project has been under development since 2007.
      1. +1
        April 30 2018 10: 18
        Quote: Victor19
        Well, what kind of loan? Private banks allocate money for the Baltic economy, which is completely hanging on the neck of the EU?

        Just by reference, the Baltic railway is 9000 km long. Just by sight, a km of construction railway costs from 1 mil $ to 3,5 mil $. These are huge funds, no one will give that kind of money without state guarantees, and they may not pay off prospects at all to be .Although there are plenty of examples of such projects in the Baltic, take at least an LNG terminal
        1. +1
          April 30 2018 12: 29
          It’s possible to alter, but the rolling stock also needs to be changed, it’s smaller in Europe, so you can add twice as much!
        2. +1
          April 30 2018 18: 16
          Quote: APASUS
          Just according to the directory, the length of the Baltic railway is 9000 km.

          I think you grabbed too much with 9 thousand miles. So sprats and to the moon will soon build a road.
          1. 0
            April 30 2018 20: 25
            Quote: Victor19
            I think you grabbed too much with 9 thousand miles.

            Not miles, but km.
            Out of 9000 km of the operational length of the road, as of 1990, 596,4 km were electrified,

            https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9F%D1%80%D0%B8%
            D0%B1%D0%B0%D0%BB%D1%82%D0%B8%D0%B9%D1%81%D0%BA%D
            0%B0%D1%8F_%D0%B6%D0%B5%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%B7%D0%BD%D
            0%B0%D1%8F_%D0%B4%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B3%D0%B0
      2. 0
        1 May 2018 10: 36
        (yawning) aaaaaa, but what about the collapse of imperialism? America hated already collapsed ??
        There is a famous freak from economics called Alexworld. On his adventure for 10 years, he has been leading the theme of “the collapse of the so-called shale revolution.” Even though the United States is in first place for oil production. This one, shale. I am amazed at the stubbornness of such steel people.
  11. +2
    April 30 2018 10: 00
    Quote: demo
    To alter railways is an expensive and not fast business.

    Yes, let them alter! They will lose those remnants of transit to the Russian Federation. No one will be steamed, change railway wagons immediately to Ust-Luga or elsewhere.
    And all this for the fact that a company of tanks from Germany hold? lol hi
    1. 0
      April 30 2018 10: 32
      Let them ride lol
  12. 0
    April 30 2018 10: 15
    that trains transporting military equipment and supplies from large NATO bases in Germany or Poland will have to transfer their cargo to trains adapted to the Russian rut, or deliver it to their destination by truck
    Destination - the borders of Russia? I don’t understand - do they want to concentrate large formations of military equipment at our borders? What kind of vegetable? Well, if the word “if” or “for example” was inserted, they don’t even feel shy. Normal statement.
    1. +1
      April 30 2018 11: 59
      For your information, the Natava equipment has long been deployed, travels and flies along the western borders. Moreover, she is trained to help the Russian opposition to change power in Moscow.
    2. 0
      April 30 2018 13: 24
      Quote: S_Baykala
      Destination - the borders of Russia? I don’t understand - do they want to concentrate large formations of military equipment at our borders? What kind of vegetable is this?

      To be objective, it is still the territory of NATO and on their territory they can do what they see fit, just like we do on our own. Therefore, one should not be indignant, but take countermeasures, which, by the way, is now being done. Look at how many newest weapons in the last year alone, the Western Military District has received.
  13. +2
    April 30 2018 10: 25
    Well, yes, because as long as they deliver their equipment on a crossroads, we can deliver our own to Tallinn and Riga in hours. Armored trains stand on the siding.
  14. +1
    April 30 2018 10: 37
    Maybe they still have the keys to the quartit, where the money is.
  15. 0
    April 30 2018 11: 09
    a waste of money in cases of aggression by the West, then missiles will cover all NATO bases and there will be no one to reinforce ...... so why this circus!
  16. +1
    April 30 2018 11: 11
    With Rail Baltic it is not decided yet! Because of Brexit, priorities for payments to countries from different euro funds are changing! Decided to support the countries of southern Europe. The Baltic states, like Poland in transit. Plus, Estonia does not want to support the project! The project itself is very costly and not economically viable! Only as an infrastructure for transporting NATO troops! Therefore, it is moved mainly for this!
  17. +1
    April 30 2018 11: 35
    Wow, how openly NATO announces its plans for an imminent attack on Russia !!! Are the “general people” so sure of their own victory that they don’t even hide their aggressive preparations, which are almost in a feverish hurry ?!
    Once again, it proves that Washington’s “hegemons” absolutely do not give a damn about the post-Soviet republics that they colonized and their economic development (about which, at every corner, fooling their “lochtorat”, local compradors and their intellectual servants, like: The West will help us, will help us! it will restore order ...) - they see them only as a “expendable" frontal field in the planned hot (since, this is already mega-obvious by the results of the presidential election, the Russian Federation will not be able to smash-colonize an inspired, American embassy, ​​pseudo "people's revolution") war to destroy the Russian state and seize rich natural resources ...
    And in Ukraine, “diplomatically” overthrown by the “people's revolution”, “non-alternative Euro-associates” of Yanukovych-Azarov, associates by that time would be in full swing with a “quiet glanders,” the vast railway network in a “European” fashion, despite the gigantic long-term damage to the economy of its own "power", if only to continue to "have no liking" to the Euro-lords and their overseas curators ... winked , but their "alternative" fellow travelers on "Euroassociation", also archi "diligent", can’t do this themselves (organizationally and economically), much has changed since then ...?
  18. +3
    April 30 2018 11: 36
    And in Kaliningrad there is still the German standard. And on Sakhalin - Japanese. And it’s not so easy to alter: tunnels and bridges are not our size ... And in Finland - the standard of the Russian Empire = 60 inches (4 mm more than in the Russian Federation = 1520 mm In Sweden, 1435 mm ... There is generally a reshuffle with all neighbors : Norway and Denmark - change of tension, Germany, Poland - ferry and change of tension, Finland - change of gauge ... And then there are some Baltic states!
    1. 0
      1 May 2018 13: 38
      In the Netherlands, they are also waiting for a sex change ...))
  19. 0
    April 30 2018 12: 03
    It was decided to build a railway from Warsaw to Tallinn and the EU has already allocated money, for Europe this is not such a large amount.
    1. +1
      1 May 2018 23: 33
      Quote: Andrey Grinberg
      It was decided to build a railway from Warsaw to Tallinn and the EU has already allocated money, for Europe this is not such a large amount.

      Build something is not a problem. But the question is, what kind of cargo will you carry back and forth? A third of the population is already there. Further, with the development of relations, and the further withering away of your own production, the natural aging of the population, in a couple of decades, half of you will remain. Collapses have a sad tendency to collapse with nonlinear acceleration. Nobody needs you (neither us nor the EU). But the choice has been made. Feather in the ass and tailwind, ex-brothers.
  20. 0
    April 30 2018 12: 10
    Quote: oleg-gr
    Now you need to shift all the railway tracks. It remains for the Baltic states to solve the main question: where is the money Zin? Or, as always, will Germans and custodians pay for everything? They are the richest in the EU.

    Project financing has already been approved and money will be allocated. The construction was supposed to begin already 5 years ago, but local elites could not share pieces of the pie of such a large project, but if a tough team comes from Brussels, they will quickly obey and begin to build.
    1. +1
      1 May 2018 19: 52
      Quote: Andrey Grinberg
      Quote: oleg-gr
      Now you need to shift all the railway tracks. It remains for the Baltic states to solve the main question: where is the money Zin? Or, as always, will Germans and custodians pay for everything? They are the richest in the EU.

      Project financing has already been approved and money will be allocated. The construction was supposed to begin already 5 years ago, but local elites could not share pieces of the pie of such a large project, but if a tough team comes from Brussels, they will quickly obey and begin to build.

      You will achieve the remnants of transit with these adjustments. Tailwind.
      Poles, in the 30s, changed their railway tracks to the European standard. To make it difficult to advance the Soviet troops, if that .... Well, so what? Did it help? Yes, we just used Polish rolling stock. But the Germans said thanks to them. You are no smarter than these idiots.
  21. 0
    April 30 2018 12: 37
    Do not bother guys. All the same, if that way kirdyk. What will not be bombed, local partisans will undermine. laughing
  22. 0
    April 30 2018 13: 25
    The only question is - at whose expense is the banquet, who will agree to the girl to have dinner?
  23. +1
    April 30 2018 13: 32
    Thank God, finally the ports of the Baltic States will be cut off from rail transportation of Russian export-import cargoes laughing
  24. 0
    April 30 2018 13: 36
    Quote: APASUS
    Just by reference, the length of the Baltic railway is 9000 km

    Tallinn is probably located near Vladivostok? lol
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    2. +1
      1 May 2018 19: 59
      Quote: fa2998
      Quote: APASUS
      Just by reference, the length of the Baltic railway is 9000 km

      Tallinn is probably located near Vladivostok? lol

      It’s impossible to think so linearly! Is there something like a tram in a small town driving along one line only? There are nooks there. And the Internet is also there. It’s hard to see for yourself which railway network is there?
  25. 0
    April 30 2018 13: 48
    If it were necessary, they would have done it a long time ago. Just the Baltic states and no one does not need anyone.)
  26. 0
    April 30 2018 14: 25
    They have the wrong brains!
  27. 0
    April 30 2018 18: 14
    The Institute of Modern Warfare, related to the US Military Academy at West Point, published a report in which it noted that the railways of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia pose a problem for the rapid movement of the alliance forces
    Collective insanity is their weapon. How do they imagine the operation of such infrastructure, which is located on the territory being shot.
  28. 0
    1 May 2018 13: 36
    That they still have not seen our roads ...)) ... I suggest that NATO immediately surrender. The camp will have warm, clean linen, a shower once a week and navy pasta.
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