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Faced with tensions with Russia, Estonia concluded an international agreement to protect its works of art in the event of armed conflict, following the example of Poland and Lithuania.
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Estonia, Poland and Lithuania are strengthening their security measures in the face of Russia's potential aggressiveness.
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Estonia has signed an agreement with a foreign country to host works in the event of armed conflict.
Like Poland or Lithuania, the smallest of the Baltic States wants to be ready in the event of a surge of aggression from its Russian neighbor.
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This article was originally published by Le Figaro Actualités.
