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Margus Tsahkna

Margus Tsahkna

Estonian politician (born 1977)

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  • 3d ago

    Putin denies plans to attack Europe as Western leaders warn of escalating sabotage

    Speaking at the Valdai Club, Russian President Vladimir Putin denied intentions to attack Europe, while European leaders reported state-sponsored sabotage and Ukraine faced a $27 billion defense funding gap.

  • 4d ago

    Estonia bans Russian and Belarusian grain transit through Baltic ports

    The Estonian government enacted national sanctions on 1 October prohibiting the transit of grain from Russia and Belarus, closing off potential alternative routes for Moscow.

  • 5d ago

    Estonia blames Russian security services for August arson attack on defense contractor Milrem Robotics

    Estonian officials concluded that a fire at robotics manufacturer Milrem Robotics on 15 August was an act of sabotage commissioned by Moscow, prompting the summoning of Russia's chargé d'affaires.

  • Sep 22

    US restores Baltic troop rotations with new deployments to Lithuania and Estonia

    Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda and Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna announced that United States forces are returning on new rotational deployments following a three-month gap.

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