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Alcohol sales from Baltics to Russia surge despite Ukraine war

Latvia and Lithuania are accused of acting as middlemen between Western producers of booze and Russia.

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How Latvia Became the Whisky Hookup for Sanction-Hit Russia | World News

Rest of World News: Discover how Latvia has become the number-one supplier of whisky to Russia, despite the sanctions. Learn about the supply chains and the ethical questions surrounding this booming trade.

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Latvia exported millions of euros worth of alcohol to Russia in 2023, despite Ukraine war

Latvia exported millions of euros worth of alcohol to Russia in 2023, despite Ukraine war
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How Latvia became Russia s big booze supplier – DW – 02/15/2024

The tiny Baltic state has become a go-to stopover point to ship alcohol to Russia. The bustling export business has more to do with paperwork than shifting trade routes, but does it square with a tough line on Putin?

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