US EditionEstonia erects first of 600-strong Baltic bunker wall on Russia border
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Estonia has begun building bunkers on its border with Russia as part of the Baltic Defense Line project. The Defense News server reports. The Estonian Defense Investment Center plans to build a total of 600 bunkers. In addition to them, it is already actively digging anti-tank trenches and deploying so-called dragon teeth.
The Baltic countries have a limit of over 1,000 kilometres with Russia and its allies, Belarus, which now strengthens in trying to remodel the fight field of a possible invasion so as to stop the advance of Russian troops. Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have learned from Ukraine's experience that it is crucial not to lose ground in the first days of the war, before NATO troops from other countries can intervene. Given the limited territory they h…
Estonia has begun to install the first concrete bunkers along its south-eastern border with Russia as part of the Baltic Defence Line, a trilateral project with Latvia and Lithuania aimed at strengthening the NATO eastern flank. There are currently seven bunkers awaiting installation, and it is expected that there will be 28 by the end of the year, the first phase of a planned network of 600 bunkers. Deployment takes place approximately one year…
Estonia begins building Baltic bunker line along Russian border
Estonia has started installing the first concrete bunkers along its southeastern border with Russia as part of the Baltic Defense Line, a trilateral project with Latvia and Lithuania aimed at strengthening NATO's eastern flank. Seven bunkers are currently awaiting installation, with 28 expected by the end of the year, marking the first phase of a planned 600-bunker network. The rollout comes about a year later than planned due to procurement an…
Estonia began to install the first concrete wealth along its south-east border with Russia, as part of the Baltic Defence Line, marking a key moment for this trilateral strengthening project, despite some delays.
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