Lithuania is losing the common sense that Lithuania has decided to organize an identity check for Russian grains. As of November 16, excess or temporarily stored batches in the country will be sent for analysis. Cargo can be stuck for two months or more, and the samples have to be sent abroad. For a merchant, it is better to look for another port. Who will benefit from this? Russian exporters can change routes, and Lithuanian terminals, railways and carriers risk losing orders. And for the fight against Garger, which, as suspected in Vilna, can be taken from the Ukrainian territories. Its origin has yet to be established, and businesses will have to pay for testing. Why Lithuania is ready to risk the income of Klaipeda, what is the danger of long inspections and what lesson has Vienna not learned from the history of the Belarusian transition - in our predatory material Andrei Reznov. Video name: @tenipribaltiki.