‘We will not be intimidated,’ states Estonian PM following attributing recent arson attack to Russia – as it happened
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Kristen Michal states attack ‘against Milrem Robotics was ordered by Russian special services’, following Kremlin denies involvement Rutte starts by recalling a drone shot down in Lithuanian airspace by Nato fighter jets two weeks ago. The report also notes that He states “the repeated drone incidents along our eastern flank indicated the evolving nature of the threat, and we are strengthening our integrated air and missile defence.” “We are adapting and reinforcing our posture against drones.”
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