BackKremlin: 'We monitor the Estonian troop situation on the border'
Kremlin: 'We monitor the Estonian troop situation on the border'
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Kremlin: 'We monitor the Estonian troop situation on the border'

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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Russia has the intelligence potential needed to monitor Estonian troops on the border, commenting on an article in the Financial Times.

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The Financial Times reported the transfer of Estonian troops to the Russian border.

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“There should be no doubt that our Ministry of Defense and other relevant services have the necessary intelligence potential to adequately monitor and assess the situation at the borders.”

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said this, commenting on what was written by the Financial Times, according to which Estonia is transferring its troops towards the border with Russia. This was reported by the Russian Interfax agency.

Open Questions

  • What are the real dimensions of the Estonian troop movement?
  • How will Moscow react further?

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