Estonia's Koidula Railway Crossing Costs Taxpayers €1.8 Million Annually Despite Low Use

The Koidula railway station in southern Estonia, despite a sharp reduction in traffic due to EU sanctions on Russia, continues to cost taxpayers €1.8 million annually, with no plans for closure.

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Little-used Koidula railway border crossing costs taxpayers €1.8 million a year

The Koidula railway station in south Estonia has seen a sharp reduction in traffic since the introduction of EU sanctions on Russia, but there are no plans to completely close the facility.

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Estonia's Koidula Railway Crossing Costs Taxpayers €1.8 Million Annually Despite Low Use

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Little-used Koidula railway border crossing costs taxpayers €1.8 million a year

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