A sea route linking this region with Ust-Luga was opened in 2006, critical as this territory is an exclave bordered by Poland and Lithuania.
This polity falls in the Bishopric of Samland, a name taken from its native Sambians, founded in 1243. Its capital, built on the ruins of Tvankse, was named in honor of King Ottokar II of Bohemia who had supported its conquest by the Teutonic Knights in 1255. Yantarny, once the world's biggest amber mine, lies on its coast. Currently governed by Georgiy Boos and a threatened site of Iskander missile deployment, it contains the port of Baltiysk, which headquarters the Russian Baltic Fleet. The port of Sovetsk in this polity was once site of the town of Tilsit, of treaty fame. A sea route linking this region with Ust-Luga was opened in 2006, critical as this territory is an exclave bordered by Poland and Lithuania. FTP, name this oblast whose capital contains a cathedral that holds Immanuel Kant's tomb and was formerly called K?nigsberg
This polity falls in the Bishopric of Samland, a name taken from its native Sambians, founded in 1243.
Kaliningrad oblast (prompt on K?nigsberg before mention)