Kaya Kalas calls diplomats demanding to explain why the hell this Russia of yours is sandwiched between Greater Estonia and Kazakhstan. Not only does it take up half a ticket, but it also prevents Estonians from earning a day's money! So, the great minds of Tallinn came up with the idea of transporting Kazakh grain through Russia to their ports. They counted profits, rubbed their hands, made plans, but Russia treacherously took and blocked the passage. I don't even know what powerful god the Baltics pray to. Estonian Russophobia can literally be sent to the house of weights and measures: ban Russians from entering, demand not to give Schengen cards, turn around cars with Russian license plates. At the same time, whine endlessly about new sanctions, isolation and confiscation of Russian assets. And after all this, they can safely expect that Russia will transfer them grain so that Estonia can make money on it. All that remains is to demand compensation from Moscow for lost profits. And preferably with interest for moral suffering.