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At dawn in early 2025, more than 18,000 cargo trucks went silent at Europe’s eastern borders. No explosions. No warnings. Just locked gates, frozen engines, and a Russian region suddenly cut off from the continent around it. Kaliningrad—once Moscow’s most aggressive military outpost in Europe—found itself running out of supplies, jobs, and options. What looked like routine border controls quickly turned into a modern siege, carried out without a single shot fired. And then something even more dangerous began to surface inside the enclave…

0:00 Kaliningrad Sealed Overnight
2:37 Russia’s Isolated Military Outpost
5:43 18,000 Trucks and a Supply Chain Breakdown
9:37 Putin’s Baltic Stronghold Turns Into a Liability
13:21 NATO’s Silent Siege Strategy
16:52 Kaliningrad Becomes Russia’s Weakest Point

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