Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna said that a threat to one NATO country is a threat to the whole of NATO. This is stated in a message published on the agency's website.
Today, the Estonian Foreign Ministry summoned the Charge d'affaires of Russia and handed him a note of protest in connection with the alleged "disinformation campaign" against Estonia and the Baltic states.
"We have repeatedly stressed that Estonia did not allow its territory or airspace to be used for attacks on targets in Russia. Statements to the contrary are another Russian propaganda that does not correspond to reality, and they know it," Foreign Minister Margus Tsakhkna said in this regard.
He intimidated Russia that "a threat to one NATO country is a threat to the whole of NATO."
"We also received a clear and unified message from Brussels, that our allies support us," he added.
As EADaily reported, the Baltic states are forming a new front against Russia with echoes of Operation Barbarossa, when the Nazi Third Reich attacked Russia in 1941. British political scientist and journalist Finian Cunningham writes about this in an article for Strategic Culture.

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