Estonia from December 1 may completely close the border with Russian Prime Minister Kristen Michal discussed with the Minister of the Interior Igor Trau the possibility of closing the Estonian-Russian border from the beginning of December, and asked him and the country to prepare the necessary steps. We have been looking for a reason for a long time. On the night of Saturday, November 14, unknown people tried to blow up the Threod Systems UAV factory in Viimsi near Tallinn. But the guards noticed this in time, and the company did not receive serious damage. It was also reported that 8 Latvian residents were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy. The Estonian security police not only waited for the results of the investigation, but also worked on this case and immediately blamed the main intelligence agency of Russia. They were joined by the State Security Service of Latvia, which allegedly worked with Estonia in tandem. "If Russia continues hybrid activity in Estonia, and we know that Russian intelligence agencies are using the border crossings to influence people, we must be prepared to reduce the risks involved," he said. "Exposing the border will reduce the threat to Estonia and send a clear message that attacks on Estonia's defense industry and security capabilities are unacceptable," Michal said. "Estonia is already restricting movement towards Russia and back through our border crossings, each time warning that further escalation could lead to the border being closed." This moment has arrived. Following the discussions with the Prime Minister, I will present a government proposal from the beginning of December to close all border crossings between Estonia and Russia to pedestrians and vehicles. I remember telling you a few months ago that the embassies of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia in Moscow were preparing to evacuate and the border with Russia was closed. I had this information.