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How Estonia procured artillery shells for Ukraine: «Half the sellers were throat slitters» (opens the original)
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For several years, Estonia scoured various corners of the world – from the slums of Kenya to Sri Lanka – to buy ammunition for Ukraine, as well as for itself, even though some of these countries were more or less pro-Russian. Sometimes, military police officers were brought along for personal protection – to avoid being killed. On the one hand, a success story for Estonia; on the other, the project, fraught with risks, ended in a major fiasco and ultimately the minister's resignation. In the las
How Estonia procured artillery shells for Ukraine: «Half the sellers would kill» (opens the original)
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For several years, Estonia scoured various corners of the world – from the slums of Kenya to Sri Lanka – to buy ammunition for Ukraine, as well as for itself, even though some of these countries were more or less pro-Russian. Sometimes, military police officers were brought along for personal protection – to avoid being killed. On the one hand, a success story for Estonia; on the other, the project, fraught with risks, ended in a major fiasco and ultimately the minister's resignation. In the las
Estonia handed over the first eight illegal immigrants to Latvia (opens the original)
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On Wednesday morning, at the Ikla border crossing point, the Police and Border Guard Board (PPA) handed over to Latvian border guards eight men from Ethiopia who were staying in Estonia without a legal basis after reaching the country from Belarus via Latvia. According to the migrants, their goal was to continue from Estonia to other Schengen countries. None of them wished to apply for international protection. One of the eight Ethiopians claimed to be a minor, but this was not confirmed.
Russia conducted a live-fire exercise on lake Peipus near the Estonian border (opens the original)
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On Thursday, July 9, Russia conducted a live-fire exercise on Lake Peipus, just a few kilometers from the Estonian border. The exercise was held without prior notification and marked the first such drill in the area in a long time. What also made the incident unusual was that the exercise took place on the lake rather than near the land border. «This is certainly not routine. Russia has not previously conducted weapons exercises on Lake Peipus. In that sense, this is something new,» said Defence
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