Estonia has run out of asphalt": Sad news from the Baltic capital was delivered by the Deputy Mayor of Tallinn, Kristian Jarvan. "I have to start with sad news. That is: Estonia has run out of asphalt," said the official. The main reason lies in the fact that the Swedish and Lithuanian suppliers of bitumen stopped sending it to Estonian factories. According to Jarvan, the Swedish company, for unknown reasons, decided to stop the supply in 2026. The Lithuanian company, in turn, raised prices, and then a malfunction occurred at the factory. As a result, Estonian asphalt concrete factories were left without raw materials. Telegram | Max | Read exclusively.

Estonia has run out of asphalt": Sad news from the Baltic capital was delivered by the Deputy Mayor of Tallinn, Kristian Jarvan. "I have to start with sad news. That is: Estonia has run out of asphalt," said the official. The main reason lies in the fact that the Swedish and Lithuanian suppliers of bitumen stopped sending it to Estonian factories. According to Jarvan, the Swedish company, for unknown reasons, decided to stop the supply in 2026. The Lithuanian company, in turn, raised prices, and then a malfunction occurred at the factory. As a result, Estonian asphalt concrete factories were left without raw materials. Telegram | Max | Read exclusively.