In Estonia, there is a shortage of asphalt due to the cessation of bitumen supply from Sweden and Lithuania. This is what the Deputy Mayor of Tallinn, Kristian Jarvan, said, error reports. According to him, the Swedish company, for reasons not yet known, stopped the shipments and warned that the ship, which arrived about three weeks ago, would be the last this year. The Lithuanian supplier, as the deputy mayor said, first raised prices, and then a malfunction occurred in his factory. The problem also affected the road works in Tallinn. The two city management partners reported that asphalt is not currently available, Jarvan explained. He emphasized that the municipality does not want to allow a situation where the streets remain dug up for the winter without the possibility of laying new asphalt. RBC channel at max.