He stated that the Government had asked the police to guard the link to Poland after attempts to disrupt the planned decoupling. "We see very clear and unambiguous attempts by opponents to disrupt this process. That is why we are taking steps to protect our infrastructure," G. Paluckas said in a statement.
As previously reported, the disconnection of the Baltic States from the Russian and Belarusian power grid (BRELL) is scheduled for February 8.
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Lithuania is tightening security around its electricity connection with Poland ahead of the planned decoupling next month of the Baltic region's power systems from the grid shared with Russia and Belarus. This was stated by the Lithuanian Prime Minister Gintautas Paluckas, Reuters reports.
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