Lithuania once strongly indicated that it would cut off the railway transportation in the Russian enclave Kaliningrad. In this case, Russia issued a strong warning, but relying on NATO's dependence, Russia is unwilling to compromise. In the face of Lithuania's provocation, it issued a very severe warning, stressing that it would do whatever it takes for Kaliningrad. Under Russia's tough stance, the United States and Europe took the lead in making compromises. They don't want to cause unhappiness between NATO and Russia because Lithuania is a country with non-core interests, and they don't want to pay any price for it.

Under the pressure of Russia, the EU changed its previous tough attitude and means and released a signal of relaxation. He said that he did not ask Lithuania to block Russia's Kaliningrad enclave, and pointed out that this only restricted Russia's energy supply, and did not ask Russia's energy not to be sold to other countries. As a territory of Russia, Kaliningrad is not within the scope of sanctions. Although there was no slogan support before, they were honest. Lithuania chose to compromise with Russia, changed its tough style at random, chose to focus on soft, announced the relaxation of the railway to Kaliningrad, blocked the restrictions on Russia according to EU regulations, and allowed Russia to transit to its enclave Kaliningrad to transport oil and natural gas.

At present, Europe is divided into three camps. According to the survey results of related majors, there are huge differences within Europe and different camps have emerged. First of all, the peace camp advocates immediate demand for peace and chooses the price of compromise with Russia. The second is the hard camp, and only by completely defeating Russia can peace be brought. The camp that has been swinging between these two camps is the third camp. With the development of time, at present, the division among the three camps is still deepening, and there is also solidarity fatigue in Europe, and there are serious differences in aid and public support. All these signals indicate that the American-dominated order has gradually begun to collapse, and now it has lost its ability to control the inflow of goods.