Ultimora.net reported, citing The Atlantic, that the Baltic states were preparing for a possible Russian attack with nationwide military exercises, which also involved civilian volunteers, and new defenses at the borders, including anti-tank ditches, "dragon's teeth," sensors, and cameras. According to the report, Baltic planners were also simulating scenarios in which U.S. military support would be delayed or not arrive. The article also indicated the Suwałki corridor, approximately 64 km long between Kaliningrad and Belarus, as a vulnerable point and the main land link between the Baltic states and the rest of NATO. #Baltici #Sicurezza #NATO (translated)
