Estonia is not tired of the war with Russia

Elena Ostryakova.  
09.11.2023 14:55
  (Moscow time), Moscow
Views: 1021
 
War, Armed forces, Zen, Policy, Ukraine, Estonia


Estonia began helping Ukraine even before the Russian military operation in Ukraine began.

Estonian Prime Minister Kaija Kallas stated this in a conversation with Russian pranksters Vladimir Kuznetsov and Alexey Stolyarov (Vovan and Lexus), who called her on behalf of the African politician, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

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“We helped Ukraine even before the war started, because we understood that it would probably start soon. However, all countries provide long-range weapons and aircraft. We don’t have F-16s, Denmark has them, and they are ready to transfer them. If we had them, we would give them away too,” Kallas said.

She did not agree with the opinion that Europe was tired of war.

“I don’t think we are getting tired of conflict. This war began in 2014. So next year it will be 10 years. I believe that if we try to achieve a truce now, we will have a much longer war. And no one wants that,” Callas said.

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