Estonia has begun building bunkers along its border with Russia.
Construction is underway in the southeast of the country, Defense News reports.
Seven concrete shelters are currently ready for installation, with 28 more to be deployed by the end of the year.
This marks the first phase of a project involving 600 bunkers designed to protect the EU and NATO’s eastern flank.
Each bunker covers about 35 square meters and is designed to withstand a hit from a 152-mm artillery shell.
Estonia has also stockpiled barbed wire and anti-tank obstacles known as “dragon’s teeth,” which are being kept in warehouses in case of a threat.
Construction is underway in the southeast of the country, Defense News reports.
Seven concrete shelters are currently ready for installation, with 28 more to be deployed by the end of the year.
This marks the first phase of a project involving 600 bunkers designed to protect the EU and NATO’s eastern flank.
Each bunker covers about 35 square meters and is designed to withstand a hit from a 152-mm artillery shell.
Estonia has also stockpiled barbed wire and anti-tank obstacles known as “dragon’s teeth,” which are being kept in warehouses in case of a threat.
Estonia has begun building bunkers along its border with Russia.
Construction is underway in the southeast of the country, Defense News reports.
Seven concrete shelters are currently ready for installation, with 28 more to be deployed by the end of the year.
This marks the first phase of a project involving 600 bunkers designed to protect the EU and NATO’s eastern flank.
Each bunker covers about 35 square meters and is designed to withstand a hit from a 152-mm artillery shell.
Estonia has also stockpiled barbed wire and anti-tank obstacles known as “dragon’s teeth,” which are being kept in warehouses in case of a threat.
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