Russian territorial issue

The area of "enclave" Kaliningrad is 1 .65,438+0.5 million square kilometers, and the population is less than110,000. With the independence of Lithuania, 1.990 became an "island" 600 kilometers away from the Russian Federation.

It used to be Konigsberg and its surrounding areas. After the end of World War II, Germany was annexed by the then Soviet Union and divided into an administrative region of Russia. 1946, Soviet Prime Minister Kalinin (михаиливан)

/kloc-in the 1990s, the Soviet Union disintegrated and Lithuania, Latvia and Belarus, which joined the Soviet Union, became independent one after another, making Kaliningrad and Moscow, the Russian capital, lose their physical territorial ties and become isolated today.