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Posted by JacobSloan on February 10, 2010
Lavtia has auctioned off an entire city to a private bidder. Skrunda-1 has built by the USSR in the ’80s and kept off all maps and records. “It is not immediately clear” what plans the mysterious investor has for it. From the Boston Globe:
Latvia sold a deserted town built around a Soviet-era radar station to a Russian investor who bid $3.1 million at an unusual auction yesterday, officials said.
The town formerly known as Skrunda-1 housed abo
The ghost town is approximately 110 acres of falling down structures, and no plans for its intended future use have been shared with the public
former Russian military camp is being sold to the Russians
Talks on locating part of the planned missile-defense shield on Polish territory made headway yesterday in the wake of the Georgian conflict.
The Russian incursion heightened Poland's security concerns and ``made the Polish government a little more willing to conclude a deal,''
U.S., Poland Reach Agreement on Missile Defense
"Reason has prevailed over ambitions," Popovkin said. "Naturally, we will cancel countermeasures which Russia has planned in response, such as the (planned) deployment of Iskander missiles in the Kaliningrad region."
Russia scraps plan to deploy missiles near Poland