Practical anti-mobility engineering exercises took place for the first time in Riga, Latvia, involving the construction of physical obstacles such as concrete blocks, anti-tank metal hedgehogs, logs, and other elements to slow down enemy forces in the urban environment. The exercise included heavy machinery operations, functional zoning of the territory, and safe organization of human flow. This was a coordinated effort between the Riga municipality, the Latvian National Guard (Zemessardze), and capital companies 'Rīgas meži' and 'Rīgas satiksme', focusing on preparedness and cooperation enhancement in case of military threat.

Practical anti-mobility engineering exercises took place for the first time in Riga, Latvia, involving the construction of physical obstacles such as concrete blocks, anti-tank metal hedgehogs, logs, and other elements to slow down enemy forces in the urban environment. The exercise included heavy machinery operations, functional zoning of the territory, and safe organization of human flow. This was a coordinated effort between the Riga municipality, the Latvian National Guard (Zemessardze), and capital companies 'Rīgas meži' and 'Rīgas satiksme', focusing on preparedness and cooperation enhancement in case of military threat.