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With all the discourse about Russia and the Baltic states, I had a cheeky look on Google maps at the border. Bearing in mind this is an external EU border as well as a national one.
Then I came across this bizarre occurrence. I know situations like this occur on the Canada/US border, but they're friendly countries. How does this work? Zooming in it looks completely undefended and unguarded, so you can just walk across a field and be in Russia, and since it's on a remote lake and cut off from the rest of the country, there's nothing Russia could do about it.
Seems like this would also be a good point for refugees/dissidents escaping Russia.
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