Europe News Video. Baltic Defence Line in Latvia gets its 'dragon's teeth' Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 06/08/2024 - 19:04 GMT+2 Concrete structures, also known as "Lego blocks", will be placed along Latvia's border with Russia and Belarus. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next Baltic Defence Line in Latvia gets its 'dragon's teeth' Now playing Next Tel Aviv gathers in prayer as Israel takes step toward Gaza truce Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | October 12th, 2025 – Morning Now playing Next Power restored to Ukraine's Odesa following Russian overnight attack Now playing Next Brussels mounts pressure on Commissioner Várhelyi over spy probe Now playing Next Von der Leyen emerged 'strengthened' from motions of censure — for now Now playing Next Spain's grid operator warns country could be on verge of a blackout Now playing Next Trump to attend summit of world leaders on end of Gaza war in Egypt Now playing Next US troops begin arriving in Israel to oversee Gaza ceasefire Now playing Next US president deserved the Nobel Peace Prize, top Trump advisor says Now playing Next Doing it my way: Paco Cabezas on making films in Spain and Hollywood Now playing Next Historic Day in Lima as Latin Judo Shines Bright at the Grand Prix Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | October 11th, 2025 – Evening Now playing Next Watch: North Korea unveils its 'most powerful' missile at military parade Now playing Next Reappointed French PM Lecornu says new cabinet must not give in to partisan interests Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | October 11th, 2025 – Midday More videos
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