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	Comments on: Is the Suwałki gap the most dangerous place on earth?	</title>
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		By: David Morenus		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[If Russia were to seize the Suwalki gap, a long narrow strip of land between two NATO nations, how could they then defend it? The whole thing is nothing but exposed flank. Imagine a convoy of fifty Russian trucks heading from Russia to resupply Kaliningrad, along that long narrow road. 60 miles from Kaliningrad, the first truck is hit by a suicide drone. A second truck starts to go around it and is also hit. The wrecked trucks are blocking the way forward, so the trucks behind think about turning around, when the last truck in line is hit. The trucks in between are stuck, some drivers start to flee. Three ground attack aircraft strafe the line, and artillery erupts from either side for 20 minutes. A pause, and a loudspeaker tells survivors how to surrender...afterwards, the road is clogged with wrecked trucks for five kilometers...engineers come to clear the wrecks with bulldozers, which are hit with more suicide drones, adding to the wreckage...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If Russia were to seize the Suwalki gap, a long narrow strip of land between two NATO nations, how could they then defend it? The whole thing is nothing but exposed flank. Imagine a convoy of fifty Russian trucks heading from Russia to resupply Kaliningrad, along that long narrow road. 60 miles from Kaliningrad, the first truck is hit by a suicide drone. A second truck starts to go around it and is also hit. The wrecked trucks are blocking the way forward, so the trucks behind think about turning around, when the last truck in line is hit. The trucks in between are stuck, some drivers start to flee. Three ground attack aircraft strafe the line, and artillery erupts from either side for 20 minutes. A pause, and a loudspeaker tells survivors how to surrender...afterwards, the road is clogged with wrecked trucks for five kilometers...engineers come to clear the wrecks with bulldozers, which are hit with more suicide drones, adding to the wreckage...</p>
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