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The small country of Lithuania, which is a NATO and European Union member, has just banned the transit of Russian goods to Moscow’s enclave of Kaliningrad, in what some believe could be the spark igniting World War III or, at a minimum, another destructive war on the continent.

The enclave is situated between Poland on the west and Lithuania on the east; it is home to around a half-million Russian citizens and also the Russian Navy’s Baltic Sea fleet, so needless to say, it’s a vital piece of Russian soil that President Vladimir Putin is not simply going to abandon. What’s more, even as Russian Army morale is flagging as the war in Ukraine drags on, Lithuania’s move is likely to spur nationalist fervor throughout Russia and reinvigorate the Russian will to fight.

Lithuania’s government says it is simply following the EU’s sanctions regime against Moscow, but it is a decision that is likely going to trigger some form of response from Putin.

Their plandemic(s) are not going to get the numbers they want, WAR is what they want.

I've been wondering the same thing for the past year, for every event, including "letting" 5 billion people take a fraudulently represented death jab.......