KALININGRADRussia's Baltic fleet chided Lithuania on April 14 for delaying transit of a 1,200-ton cargo of highly toxic missile fuel currently stocked in the Kaliningrad enclave."It has been a month since the Baltic fleet's commander Admiral Vladimir Valuyev supplied Lithuania's government with information on the technical details of the fuel waste's transit," spokesman Anatoly Lobsky said. However, Vilnius has failed to respond as of yet, prompting Russia's impatience as the fuel waste's utilization deadline was past.The fuel had been left over in Kaliningrad since local strategic missile ...
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