KYIV INDEPENDENT:
In Estonia’s border town, Russian-speaking majority enjoys NATO’s shield, remains mute on Russia’s threat

NARVA, Estonia — On both sides of the Narva River, fishermen stand knee-deep in the water between two medieval castles just 101 meters apart. Above them, the flags mark where NATO ends and Russia begins.For years, experts have been https://kyivindependent.com/in-estonias-border-town-russian-speaking-majority-enjoys-natos-shield-remains-mute-on-russias-threat/