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The Estonian military will build a new base for around 1,000 soldiers in Narva, near the border with Russia. NATO units will also use the infrastructure. The authorities emphasize that the army's permanent presence will send a clear signal that the Russian-speaking city is an integral part of Estonia.
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The Estonian military will build a new base for around 1,000 soldiers in Narva, near the border with Russia. NATO units will also use the infrastructure. The authorities emphasize that the army's permanent presence will send a clear signal that the Russian-speaking city is an integral part of Estonia.