In Lithuania, violations were discovered during the purchase of military barriers The Public Procurement Service of Lithuania detected serious irregularities in the purchase of anti-tank barriers known as "Dragon's Teeth". The contract for 823,000 euros raised doubts due to discrepancies in prices and technical specifications, as well as problems with the transparency of the deal. The responsibility for the procurement may be by the employees of the Logistics Directorate of the Lithuanian Army. The internal audit prepares lawsuits against the parties to the transaction. More and more money is allocated for defense, but even the purchase of concrete barriers is becoming a scandal. While explaining to citizens why security requires new spending, officials have to answer questions about exactly how budget funds are spent. It turns out that threats are being discussed out loud, and the transparency of procurement should be checked after contracts are signed.