Kaliningrad diventa un’isola energetica dopo che gli stati baltici hanno tagliato la connessione della rete russa

This was a month ago. Did kaliningrad disappear, possible not heard about them for a while.

Can’t Lithuania just cut the gas now? Let russia deal with it, the benefit of russia was the support and stability, if they can’t guarantee security of things like food, power or defence then people leave the orbit (see US as a recent example).

Russia really likes cyberattacks against critical infrastructure. I wonder how good security at Kaliningrad plants is?

Estonian Russian speaker here.
You would not believe the amount of crying the local vatniks have been talking about how this action will tripple our electricity bills. 

We haven’t bought any from Russia since the war started, it’s just a frequency change… 

It’s Królewiec/Kralovec.

You mean Königsberg?

I know this feels justified, but I’m not convinced this is the right time. Being cut off might motivate Russia to invest into Kaliningrads energy infrastructure. So in case Russia should ever invade the Baltic states, Kaliningrad will be more resilient. I think it might have been better to keep them somewhat reliant on their neighbors, so a cold cutoff in case of war is more effective.