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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20066/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311035 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20067/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311035 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20068/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311035 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20069/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311035 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20070/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20071/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20072/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20073/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20074/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20075/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20076/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20077/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20078/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20079/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20080/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20081/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20082/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20083/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
In this Russian enclave between Poland and Lithuania, Kaliningrad’s youth live lives that feel both European and isolated. Heirs to a city once closed and militarized, they drift between a punk-fueled counterculture of skateboards and disillusion, and the limits of a sanctioned land where travel, exchange, and even foreign music are scarce. The “no future” spirit here is literal—an awareness of isolation paired with a stubborn urge to breathe and create anyway.
Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20065/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311035 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20084/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311036 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20085/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311037 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20086/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311037 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20087/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311037 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20088/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311037 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20089/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311037 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20090/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311037 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20091/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311037 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20092/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311037 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20093/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311037 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20094/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311037 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20095/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311037 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20096/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311037 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20097/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311037 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20098/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311037 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20099/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311037 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20101/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311038 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20100/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311037 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20102/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311038 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20103/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311038 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20104/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311038 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20105/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311038 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20106/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311038 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20107/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311038 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20108/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311038 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20109/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311038 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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NEWS - Kaliningrad: Alltag in Russlands Enklave
Located between Lithuania and Poland on the southeastern Baltic coast, Kaliningrad stands as a Russian enclave separated from the mainland since the Soviet collapse in 1991. Once part of East Prussia, it became a key outpost of Soviet power after World War II and now serves as a symbol of Moscow’s military and geopolitical assertiveness in Europe, particularly since the 2014 annexation of Crimea. October, 30th 2025//TESINSKYDAVID_sipa.20110/Credit:David TESINSKY/SIPA/2510311038 (FOTO: DUKAS/SIPA)
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‘The Russians could come any time’: fear at Suwalki Gap on EU border
Sixty-mile strip on edge of Poland and Lithuania is seen as vulnerable due to its position between Russian exclave of Kaliningrad and Belarus.
Joseph Stalin's mass transfer of Ukrainians and others into de-Germanised territory under his control - was born and bred in this Polish village, Rudziszki, where the one road of 63 houses ends at a closed gate to a forest. Entrance is forbidden.
This is "Suwa?ki Gap" territory, the 60-mile or so long strip of land around the border of Poland and Lithuania that is straddled to the west by the Russians and to the east by Kremlin-friendly Belarus.
It is, military analysts say, where Vladimir Putin would probably strike first should he decide that western involvement in his war in Ukraine has left him with nothing to lose.
Friday morning in Suwalki
23.06.2022 Suwalki, Poland.
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‘The Russians could come any time’: fear at Suwalki Gap on EU border
Sixty-mile strip on edge of Poland and Lithuania is seen as vulnerable due to its position between Russian exclave of Kaliningrad and Belarus.
Joseph Stalin's mass transfer of Ukrainians and others into de-Germanised territory under his control - was born and bred in this Polish village, Rudziszki, where the one road of 63 houses ends at a closed gate to a forest. Entrance is forbidden.
This is "Suwa?ki Gap" territory, the 60-mile or so long strip of land around the border of Poland and Lithuania that is straddled to the west by the Russians and to the east by Kremlin-friendly Belarus.
It is, military analysts say, where Vladimir Putin would probably strike first should he decide that western involvement in his war in Ukraine has left him with nothing to lose.
Inhibitions ot Suwa?ki on Friday morning sits downtown
23.06.2022 Suwalki, Poland.
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‘The Russians could come any time’: fear at Suwalki Gap on EU border
Sixty-mile strip on edge of Poland and Lithuania is seen as vulnerable due to its position between Russian exclave of Kaliningrad and Belarus.
Joseph Stalin's mass transfer of Ukrainians and others into de-Germanised territory under his control - was born and bred in this Polish village, Rudziszki, where the one road of 63 houses ends at a closed gate to a forest. Entrance is forbidden.
This is "Suwa?ki Gap" territory, the 60-mile or so long strip of land around the border of Poland and Lithuania that is straddled to the west by the Russians and to the east by Kremlin-friendly Belarus.
It is, military analysts say, where Vladimir Putin would probably strike first should he decide that western involvement in his war in Ukraine has left him with nothing to lose.
Inhibitions ot Suwa?ki on Friday morning sits downtown
23.06.2022 Suwalki, Poland.
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‘The Russians could come any time’: fear at Suwalki Gap on EU border
Sixty-mile strip on edge of Poland and Lithuania is seen as vulnerable due to its position between Russian exclave of Kaliningrad and Belarus.
Joseph Stalin's mass transfer of Ukrainians and others into de-Germanised territory under his control - was born and bred in this Polish village, Rudziszki, where the one road of 63 houses ends at a closed gate to a forest. Entrance is forbidden.
This is "Suwa?ki Gap" territory, the 60-mile or so long strip of land around the border of Poland and Lithuania that is straddled to the west by the Russians and to the east by Kremlin-friendly Belarus.
It is, military analysts say, where Vladimir Putin would probably strike first should he decide that western involvement in his war in Ukraine has left him with nothing to lose.
Inhibitions ot Suwa?ki on Friday morning sits downtown
23.06.2022 Suwalki, Poland.
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