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EU, NATO condemn Russia's removal of Estonian border buoys

  • Josep Borrell, European Union foreign policy chief, criticized the removal of Estonian buoys by Russian border guards on the Narva River, demanding their return.
  • Estonian border guards discovered 25 of their 50 buoys were missing, causing concern over accidental border crossings.
  • The incident prompted Borrell to label it as part of Russia's pattern of provocative actions, while Estonia and international bodies denounced the removal.
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