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Lithuania has installed so-called 'dragon's teeth' on the border with Russia

Lithuania has installed "dragon's teeth" - pyramids designed to stop tanks - on the border with Russia's Kaliningrad exclave. "The installed barriers are only part of a larger, integrated picture," said Lithuanian army commander Raimundas Vaiksnoras.
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00:00Lithuania has completed the installation of the so-called Dragon's Teeth on its border
00:05with Russia's Kaliningrad Esclave. The Lithuanian Defense Ministry on Saturday describes this
00:11as the latest step in a series of defense measures taken by the Baltic country to deter
00:17Russian aggression. The Baltic state is trying to limit the possibility of using unused roads
00:24to reduce the risk of a land invasion. Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are members of NATO and border Russia.
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