89 Kilometres Under Construction: Armoured Trenches and Bunkers to Secure the EU's Eastern Border
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Latvia and Estonia are expanding their border defense against Russia. By the end of 2027 Estonia is planning up to 600 bunkers, Latvia is lifting armored trenches.
The line of defense in Latvia and Estonia is taking shape. The goal is both deterrence and protection in the event of a Russian attack. By spring 27 of 89 kilometres should be completed.
On the eastern border of Latvia with Russia and Belarus, construction of the Baltic Defense Line continues. The military has already dug up four kilometers of anti-tank
Latvia secures its border with Russia by digging anti-tank trenches and erecting concrete barriers.
Along the eastern border of Latvia with Russia, the construction of the "Baltic Defense Line" is underway, within which anti-tank trenches are being dug, in order to prevent the movement of military vehicles of a potential enemy, the Latvian public service LSM reports today. So far, four kilometers of anti-tank trenches have been dug, and it is planned to dig a total of 89 kilometers of trenches, of which [...]
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