Lithuania tests anti-tank obstacles to strengthen defenses on the Kaliningrad route. X @Lithuanian_MoD
Lithuania has started testing new anti-tank obstacles that will soon reinforce the existing “dragon’s teeth,” a strategic defense line aimed at protecting bridges and strengthening the Kaliningrad route.
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These obstacles are designed to block heavy vehicles, proving highly effective in slowing down enemy advances.
According to military sources, the iron barriers have been proven as an effective solution to prevent the movement of tanks and other armored vehicles, forcing the enemy to slow down and making them more vulnerable to counterattacks.
If necessary, Lithuanian forces are prepared to complement these barriers with additional firepower, ensuring a swift and decisive response to any imminent threat. The initiative is part of Lithuania’s broader efforts to strengthen its defenses in the region, which has become strategically important amid rising tensions in the Baltic.
These measures aim to protect the country’s territorial integrity and strengthen its position within NATO, of which Lithuania is an active member, with a strong commitment to securing the alliance’s eastern border.
Lithuania fortified the Nemunas River Bridge on the Kaliningrad route with dragon’s teeth
Source and images: Ministry of National Defence of the Republic of Lithuania – X @Lithuanian_MoD. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
