With this reality in mind, the E.U. is working on a compromise arrangement with Lithuania, that seeks to have the Russian rail connection with Kaliningrad returned to normal in the near future. This deal, however, must work to Russia's satisfaction, an outcome which is yet uncertain.
Unlike the Ukrainian conflict, a war in the Baltics will have existential aspects for both sides which brings the possibility, "indeed probability", of nuclear weapons being used.
This is an outcome that benefits no one and threatens everyone.
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