At last rail track also get broken - as much as pipelines
Posted on 09/01/2006 5:25:19 AM PDT by Grzegorz 246
VILNIUS - Irked by Moscow’s reluctance to fix a faulty oil pipeline that feeds Lithuania’s refinery, Foreign Ministry officials hinted to their Russian colleagues last week that authorities might begin repairs on the railroad leading to Kaliningrad, disrupting regular rail service to the exclave.
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Maybe they could also fix Polish roads, while thay are at it.I don't scare easily but Poland has got to have the worst roads in Europe.
It must really irk Putin that he can't just bend them to his will.
"Repairing" that railroad is a great idea. Poor putie, the "big boss".
"I don't scare easily but Poland has got to have the worst roads in Europe."
That's a lie. Albania has worse.
As I've maintained on this website for years, if you find a Russian acting Russian, you will likely also find a Lithuanian poking a stick at him.
Unfortunately you're right.
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