On June 27, 2024, Lithuania announced an investment exceeding €4 million in anti-mobility defense infrastructure aimed at strengthening its border security. The measures include installation of traditional anti-tank obstacles commonly known as “Dragon’s Teeth,” as well as “Hedgehogs,” “Spanish Horses,” and concrete roadblocks. These fortifications are intended to deter or slow down potential armored or vehicular incursions, particularly from neighboring Russia and Belarus. This investment was disclosed by the Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence on their official social media account. The physical placement aims at borders facing potential hostile threats, reflecting Lithuania’s proactive defense preparedness amid regional security tensions.

On June 27, 2024, Lithuania announced an investment exceeding €4 million in anti-mobility defense infrastructure aimed at strengthening its border security. The measures include installation of traditional anti-tank obstacles commonly known as “Dragon’s Teeth,” as well as “Hedgehogs,” “Spanish Horses,” and concrete roadblocks. These fortifications are intended to deter or slow down potential armored or vehicular incursions, particularly from neighboring Russia and Belarus. This investment was disclosed by the Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence on their official social media account. The physical placement aims at borders facing potential hostile threats, reflecting Lithuania’s proactive defense preparedness amid regional security tensions.