The Estonian village of Vinski Bastoma found itself squeezed between anti-tank trenches and the border with Russia. This was reported by the TV channel ERR.
Anti-tank trenches were dug on private land as part of the creation of the Baltic defense line. Almost 23 km long, the trenches were designed to slow down the advance of the opposing side's tanks.
The TV channel states that the local residents are worried about where the water flowing into the canal will be directed, as well as whether the forest road leading to the village will remain, along which it will be possible to leave it.