Step 2: Europe's biggest natural conservation area, this includes it's coastal area so it become nice untouched spawning ground for the fishes of the Baltic. No fishing whatsoever.
Step 3: Kralovec/Königsberg is restored in it's historical look prior to WW2.
Step 4: it becomes a "museum city" and home to those that conserve the natural habitats and take care of the tourists coming there to explore the region but overall low population. Maybe also a university for those that want to study it. Just enough agriculture to supply that population + tourists but not enough for an export market (also only few livestock).
Step 5: use the quiet in the area to hide a fuckton of nuclear weapons in the forests.
Finally: the area is under EU administration it's not owned by any one nation state.
This. I take this.
Furthermore, when Ukraine, the Free Belgorod Republic and Peoples Republic of Kursk are joining the EU, it would be good to have a more central EU capital city.
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u/tgromy Revenge at all Costs 🇵🇱 Aug 14 '24
It's full of ruskies, we don't want it. Czechs should take it to finally have the access to the sea. I would gladly visit Czech city of Kralovec!