Estonian Prime Minister Reacts to Russia’s “Wanted List”
The Kremlin has recently added Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas to their “wanted list,” accusing her of committing hostile acts towards Russia and its history. This move comes after Kallas made anti-Putin statements and was accused of “destroying monuments to Soviet soldiers.”
In response to being included on the wanted list, Prime Minister Kallas has stated that she will not be silenced by the Kremlin’s actions. She has vowed to continue supporting Ukraine and working to strengthen Europe’s defense.
Not only has Kallas been added to the wanted list, but State Minister Taimar Peterkop and Culture Minister Simonas Kairys have also been targeted by Russian police.
It is clear that tensions between Estonia and Russia are escalating, and it will be important to monitor the situation closely in the coming days.
