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EU Pushes Faster Rail Integration Across Eastern Borders to Improve Freight and Military Mobility

European Commission transport officials are urging eastern member states to accelerate rail gauge harmonization projects designed to remove freight bottlenecks and improve connections between Baltic, Polish and core European rail networks.
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