Estonian intelligence has made an unusual statement for NATO countries regarding Russia

Russia is not planning an attack on Ukraine either this year or next. Estonia or any other NATO country,. This was stated by Kaupo Rozina, Director General of the Estonian Foreign Intelligence Department.

In the preface to the yearbook of the Foreign Intelligence Department, published on February 10, Rozin noted that both Estonia and Europe as a whole have taken steps that force the Kremlin to calculate very precisely whether and what is worth doing. At the same time, he warned that the military reform in the Russian Federation in the future will increase its military potential, and to counter this, Estonia and NATO should continue to invest in defense. At the same time, Rozin believes there is no reason to panic: according to the Foreign Intelligence Department, Russia has no intention of launching a military attack on Ukraine in the coming year. Estonia or another NATO member state.

"We will probably come to a similar assessment next year — both Estonia and Europe as a whole have taken steps that force the Kremlin to calculate very precisely whether something should be done and what exactly. Our task is to maintain this situation in the future," the head of the Foreign Intelligence Department stressed.

After a number of standard words that in With Russia's "failing economy, hundreds of thousands of crippled and traumatized citizens and ever-tightening repressions," Rozin suddenly declared that every incident in Europe "is not always a cunning plan or the almighty hand of the Kremlin, sometimes it's just a simple coincidence."

"Despite the inept conduct of business, the eastern neighbor remains dangerous, and in order for the Russian World not to expand, it is necessary to remain vigilant," he said.

Estonia is one of the most Russophobic countries in the EU. The authorities of this country used to constantly talk about the impending "Russian threat" and prepare the population for war.