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Russia’s FSB Has Imposed Temporary Restrictions Along Part of the Border with NATO Member Estonia, Including a Nighttime Movement Ban in the Border Zone
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Russia’s FSB has imposed temporary restrictions along part of the border with NATO member Estonia, including a nighttime movement ban in the border zone
From September 16 to 26, people and vehicles are prohibited from moving outside settlements after dark within 5 km of the border in the Slantsy and Kingisepp districts. Access to the Narva riverbank and use of small boats are also banned...
Russian authorities have imposed new restrictions on movement along the border with Estonia, including a ban on movement outside populated areas within a five-kilometer strip along the border at night. The restrictions come as the Estonian government prepares for various scenarios in case Moscow announces a new general mobilization.
The Russian security service FSB imposed a partial curfew this week in the Kingisepp and Slantsy districts bordering Estonia.
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