With Nordics set to join NATO, Estonia wants to close Baltic security gaps

In Estonia, Finland and Sweden’s looming NATO accession is seen as a spectacular flop for Russia’s President Vladimir Putin and an opportunity to close a gap in Baltic Sea security.

A soldier during Estonian Defence Force's annual Spring Storm military exercise on Tapa military base, Estonia. [EPA/VALDA KALNINA]

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Updated: 29-09-2024

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