At this point i wouldnt mind if they installed a real dragon guarding their border
9e5e22da on
Learn the lessons of Ukraine, but just like what happened to Ukraine, expect an invasion to come from the Belarussian boarder and not Königsberg.
plebbit__delenda_est on
lmao, so this time the EU is the one that gets to erect the curtain I guess.
Gadgetman_1 on
Needs barbed wire between them…
fre-ddo on
Kaliningrad is such an odd place really, stuck out there away from mainland Russia sandwiched by two NATO countries. A key strategic base for Russia though.
TribalSoul899 on
Are they just regular cement blocks or they got explosives inside?
RepresentativeOk2433 on
They putting them in the fields too or are they just going to let the mud bog them down?
BubsyFanboy on
Of course this still doesn’t truly replace actually arming up (which thankfully Lithuania have been doing)
WeaponisedArmadillo on
Is there a specific reason they are doing it now or just making sure?Â
ready-player5 on
… and… and land mines?
ShadyInternetGuy on
Is this on a bridge? If its next to dirt then the invader could just slap some dirt of top of them and roll right over.
DividedState on
Better deploy a few million 3D printed Slaughterbots guarding the border. The plastic
rocket42236 on
They aren’t making a statement, they are clearly pro-acting on a real threat that is looming.
joranth on
I’d go drawbridge and spike trap moat at this point.
16 Comments
Better to be prepared than sorry
At this point i wouldnt mind if they installed a real dragon guarding their border
Learn the lessons of Ukraine, but just like what happened to Ukraine, expect an invasion to come from the Belarussian boarder and not Königsberg.
lmao, so this time the EU is the one that gets to erect the curtain I guess.
Needs barbed wire between them…
Kaliningrad is such an odd place really, stuck out there away from mainland Russia sandwiched by two NATO countries. A key strategic base for Russia though.
Are they just regular cement blocks or they got explosives inside?
They putting them in the fields too or are they just going to let the mud bog them down?
Of course this still doesn’t truly replace actually arming up (which thankfully Lithuania have been doing)
Is there a specific reason they are doing it now or just making sure?Â
… and… and land mines?
Is this on a bridge? If its next to dirt then the invader could just slap some dirt of top of them and roll right over.
Better deploy a few million 3D printed Slaughterbots guarding the border. The plastic
They aren’t making a statement, they are clearly pro-acting on a real threat that is looming.
I’d go drawbridge and spike trap moat at this point.
Will that stop anything?