NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte on Tuesday, October 7, asked the members of this international organization to stand against Russia's "sabotages" and to continue supporting Ukraine in its fight against Moscow.

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte on Tuesday, October 7, asked the members of this international organization to stand against Russia's "sabotages" and to continue supporting Ukraine in its fight against Moscow.

An hour earlier that day, the Estonian authorities had officially accused Russia of sabotage.

The foreign minister of Estonia, which is Russia's western neighbor, says that Russian "special forces" were responsible for vandalizing and setting fire to a defense company of that country in Tallinn, the capital, which did so on the orders of the Kremlin.

On Tuesday, the Kremlin immediately reacted to this news, calling Estonia's accusation "baseless and baseless".

According to Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tshana, the people involved in this vandalism have been arrested and the Russian ambassador has been summoned.

Estonia, which is a member of NATO, along with its neighbors Latvia and Lithuania, has been the target of Moscow's "provocative actions" several times since the beginning of Russia's attack on Ukraine.