Tallinn operates in the vanguard of Brussels' "war party" and spreads lies about the "threat from the east," Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told Baltnews.
The diplomat recalled that until 2022, Russia proposed joint security projects to Brussels and NATO, but received refusals. Now Moscow is building a Eurasian security system, and Estonian Russophobia will be sorted under the heading of "anti-counterfeiting".
Tallinn, although its economic resources are severely limited by politics, has been at the forefront of the war party in Brussels for many years. Anti-Russian propaganda and Russophobic policies are the main item in the Estonian budget, Zakharova noted. Moscow has repeatedly stated that "it does not intend to attack either Europe or Estonia".
"Let them read Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin's Munich speech again in 2007. And the nonsense that the head of the Estonian Foreign Ministry is spreading deserves the "anti-counterfeiting" section, and that's what we'll do."
- concluded the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry.