BALTICS: Lithuania has completely REJECTED Russia?!

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Lithuania is demolishing the last power lines on its border with Russia, hailing it as a great victory in the fight for energy independence. But what's really behind this high-profile and pompous decision from the Baltics? Boris Martsinkevich wryly examines why the removal of the lines is more political theater than a genuine step toward security. What consequences await Kaliningrad and Lithuania itself, and why are gigawatt hydroelectric power plants being built in Central Asia while the Baltics celebrate the scrapping of power lines? Learn more in the new video. 00:00 Baltic States SEVERING TIES with Russia: Dismantling power lines 01:27 Rejection of Russia: The Illusion of Independence for Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia 02:32 Electricity Imports: The Real Picture of the Baltics' Dependence 03:52 The IAEA's Main Intrigues: Ban on Strikes on Nuclear Facilities 05:00 Competent Authorities of Ukraine: Absurd Resolution on Zaporizhzhya NPP 06:43 Iran backing down? US pressure at the IAEA 08:03 IAEA Double Standards: Why the Agency is Losing Authority 09:00 Rosatom in Vienna: Recognition of Leadership Amid Criticism 12:14 80 Years of Russia's Nuclear Industry: Rosatom Exhibition 14:11 Pakistan and Saudi Arabia: A New Nuclear Alliance? 15:26 Support Independent Analytics: How to Help the Channel