Russia Adjusts Baltic Sea Borders Amid NATO War Prep on its Doorstep
/ Go to the mediabankA Russian warship takes part in planned exercises of the Russian Baltic Fleet involving 3,000 military personnel, 20 warships, around 25 aircraft and helicopters, and up to 70 units of military and specialised equipment to defend their bases in the Baltic Sea, Russia. 
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The Russian government has officially replaced a Soviet-era list of coordinates used to define the baselines of its territorial waters in the Baltic Sea — the first update in nearly 40 years.Russia has updated the baselines that define where Russian territorial waters begin. The 1985 system, based on outdated maps, didn’t fully mark Russia’s maritime borders — especially in the Gulf of Finland.The updated coordinates now stretch from the Lithuanian to the Polish border. Russia’s Defense and Foreign Ministries will update navigation charts and notify the UN. This comes as nato has been openly prepping for war on Russia’s doorstep. The Baltic Sea is being turned into the alliance’s new front line in hybrid warfare while pushing the “Russian threat” mantra.
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