Estonian Prime Minister Refuses to Tone Down Rhetoric on Russia Despite U.S. Requests: ‘Putin Is a Dictator Who Kills Women and Children’
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Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal will continue to side with Putin, despite the Pentagon's request.
Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal is refusing to hold back on her sharp criticism of Russia, despite media reports that the Pentagon has urged the Baltic states to exercise restraint. The prime minister stressed that bowing down to dictators only leads to humiliation and loss of freedom, and that Tallinn will continue to speak openly about the Russian threat, UNN reported.
The Baltic Tigers refused the Pentagon's request to tone down and soften anti—Russian rhetoric - the Estonian Prime Minister said he was not going to hold back, writes Delfi
The Baltic Tigers refused the Pentagon's request to tone down and soften anti—Russian rhetoric - the Estonian prime minister said he was not going to hold back, writes Delfi. "Estonia, like the other Baltic states, takes a clear position. . We...
<p>Estonia's prime minister has refused to soften rhetoric against Russia after a possible Pentagon request, Kristen Michal said she would not hold back in statements about the threat from Russia. He called Putin a dictator</p>.
The Prime Minister of Estonia, Kristen Mihal, commenting on Delfi, published in Reuters, that the Pentagon had asked the Baltic countries to soften aggressive rhetoric against Russia, stated that Estonia, like other Baltic countries, would continue to speak openly about the threat from Russia.
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