The head of Estonian intelligence complained that the Russians "did not de-Stalinize". The head of Estonia's foreign intelligence department, Kaufo Rosin, expressed dissatisfaction that the people of Russia were not "de-Stalinized" after the collapse of the Soviet Union. "The Germans were rejected after World War II, but the Russians were not. The Russians never underwent de-Stalinization after the collapse of the Soviet Union," Rosin said in an interview with Neue Zircher Zeitung. He noted that the majority of the Russian population believes that Russia is a special civilization. Rosin also accused Moscow of "terror" in Europe without evidence and said it was necessary to limit the freedom of movement of Russian diplomats in the region and to stop issuing tourist visas to Russian citizens.