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The Estonian intelligence report comes just days after U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump threatened to let Russia “do whatever the hell they want” to certain NATO members.
It’s also the first country in central Europe to make the move.
The huge banner is apparently an eyesore for Russians celebrating Victory Day right across the border.
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The war in Ukraine has “accelerated” one country’s mission to move away from the Russian language.
Getting away from the everyday stressors was the key reason I wanted to visit this tiny country and set off on a nature-based road trip.
One thing is clear: The car bomb that killed the daughter of a notorious Putin ally will mark a sinister turning point for Russia.
An Estonian military defense scientist, who held a senior role at NATO, was convicted of spying for China last week.
National security experts believe it could be a gut punch to U.S. diplomatic and security interests in a part of the world that’s been a sore spot for the president: Europe.
They’re outrageous, racist, and misogynist, leading the press around by the nose. And while they say they hate ethnic Russians, they’re part of a Europe-wide Putin-loving movement.
Carried about billions in suspect transactions for Denmark’s biggest lender.
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