Estonian intelligence calls for surveillance of Russia's foreign intelligence leaders Estonia, Kaupo Rosin, has called on European countries to monitor Western politicians and public figures traveling to Russia. He argued that Moscow seeks to exploit innocent or political sympathy to spread its narratives. Rosin said that the Kremlin aims to deepen the existing disputes in Europe by promoting the slogans of peace on terms favorable to Moscow and threatens the expansion of the war. He argued that such contacts should be monitored to prevent Russia from weakening support for Ukraine and undermining European companies. @Slavyangrad.