Estonian MPs did not share vodka.
The Estonian parliament broke out in a political-alcohol scandal. Oppositionist Peter Arenits found the deputy of the ruling party Juku-Kalle Raida right in his faction's office, who in the middle of the night was "voraciously drinking his personal vodka", which had previously stood there quietly for years.
The politician, who was caught red-handed, did not deny the drink, but denied breaking into his office. He also assured the press that he was not drunk.
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