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Baltic leaders seek stronger EU support for Rail Baltica

Lithuania's prime minister said the Baltic states must unite to secure more EU funding for the Rail Baltica railway project. The supplied report describes a funding effort, not a confirmed disruption or failure.

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Funding uncertainty could affect a major cross-border transport link connecting the Baltic states with the wider European rail network.

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  1. Baltic states must unite to secure more EU funds for Rail Baltica, Lithuanian PM says ↗baltictimes.com · Recorded source date: Sep 4, 2026, 1:31 PM UTC

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