Baltic countries have cut the latest Russian energy connection | Energy news

The former Soviet peoples warns the dangers of provocation and cyberwork for cutting a power connection with Moscow to join the EU network.

Three Baltic countries have cut links to the Russian power network within an energy security plan to integrate with the European Union Network.

Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania He announced that they opened the power systems from the Brell network, which includes Russia and Belarusian on Saturday morning. The action comes as the three former Soviet state expects three former Soviet countries with aggression in Ukraine.

“Now, we eliminate the ability to use Russia’s electrical system as a means of geopolitical blackmail,” he said.

The three countries will operate in the “isolated regime” about 24 hours before Sunday, Sunday with Sunday and Synchronization with the EU Grid.

“We need to take some tests because we have a stable energy system in Europe,” he said. : 43am (05:43 GMT).

Plan to integrate with the European network eliminated Crimea in Crimea in 2014 and was accelerated by Russia’s occupation Ukraine In 2022 and the use of the role of great oil, gas and power to lead to a large energy crisis of the energy crisis in Europe.

Recently, vital infrastructure, including power and gas, including the vital infrastructure, has a cavity of suspected provocation events.

In 2004, the former Soviet states connected to the EU and NATO were considered as the “Energy Island” within the European Bloc, but worked hard to connect their systems.

After the war in Ukraine, Russia continued to stop taking energy, but power grids were still associated with a network in Russia and Belarus.

Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia will constantly separate Russia’s power network tomorrow.

Russia can no longer use energy as a means of blackmail.

This is a victory for freedom and the European Union.

– Kaja Kallas (@kajallas) 7 February 2025

The head of the EU foreign policy Kaja Kallas – former Estonian Prime Minister is called “Freedom and Victory for Freedom and the European Union” and the official records are planned among the Baltics.

However, officials warned about potential risks, including provocations, cyberacts and disinformation campaigns.

Lithuanian State Security Office said that various short-term risks are possible as kinetic operations against critical infrastructure, cyberattaks and disinformation campaigns “against the Lithuanian State Countrance Office.

Poland’s power network operator said he would use helicopters and drones to patrol relations with Lithuania.

Latvian President Edgars Rinkevics informed about the state-owned television station, which was not “possible provocations” of “possible provocations”.

Near the Latvian-Russian border, a army truck was patrolled near the Armed Officers at the Rezeka’s power substation.

The authorities were stressed after the passage of everything he worked well.

“The system is stable, the process occurs smoothly in a way, no one sees anything changed,” he said.