Former Latvia officials said that NATO was preparing to "take away" Kalinenrad, Medvedev: Idiot Speech

According to Russia New News Agency on the 27th, when responding to the remarks of NATO and the European Union in response to the former Minister of the Interior Maris Gulbis in response to the remarks of NATO and the European Union, the former President of Russia and Russia, the former Russian President and Russia The Federal Security Conference Vice Chairman Medvedev speculated that the Latvian politician might drink or eat something bad, but he was afraid when he woke up.

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Medvedev wrote on the social media Telegram, "There is another idiot, a former minister of Latvia, saying a signal saying that NATO and the European Union are taking Galinrad from us. It seems that he drank it. Or eat some bad things. He suggested to launch the third world war. He will be awake, and then he will be afraid of every rustling sound at the door. It should be so, our memory is good ... "

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According to the LA.LV report of La Davia News, Gulbis said in an interview with TV programs recently. When talking about Lithuania's prohibition of materials from transit to Galinrad, this move was a signal to Russia, which is Europe and Europe and Europe and Europe and Europe. NATO is preparing to "take away" Kalinrad.

It is reported that Kaliningrad is a "flying ground" in Russia, located on the east coast of the Baltic Sea, Poland to the south, and Lithuania to the east and north. There are two main channels between Kaliningrad and Russia, one of which is the railway, from Russia to Belarus and Lithuania to Calninrad.

Recently, the Lithuanian government banned the domestic railway from transporting goods to Russia's flying land in Galinenrad. Russia expressed strong opposition to this, saying that this transit ban was "blocked" and pointed out that this move violated international law. Lithuanian defense said that this was just to abide by the European Union's sanctions on Russia. However, Berreley, a senior representative of the EU diplomacy and security policy, pointed out that "the EU does not want to block or stop the traffic between Russia and Kalinrad." (Edit: HHJ)

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