Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania officially switched their electricity systems to the European Union’s (EU) continental power grid Sunday, just one day after cutting decades-old energy ties to Russia and Belarus.
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Baltic states celebrate switch to EU power grid, cutting ties with Russia and Belarus
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