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The Associated Press. (2026, September 29). Estonia blames Russia for arson attack on defense company that provides vehicles to Ukraine. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/news/world/europe/estonia-blames-russia-for-arson-attack-on-defense-company-that-provides-vehicles-to-ukraine/article_103e54fc-ad02-5c3c-a83e-d192936b7749.html
The Associated Press. “Estonia blames Russia for arson attack on defense company that provides vehicles to Ukraine.” Toronto Star, 29 Sept. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/news/world/europe/estonia-blames-russia-for-arson-attack-on-defense-company-that-provides-vehicles-to-ukraine/article_103e54fc-ad02-5c3c-a83e-d192936b7749.html.
The Associated Press. “Estonia blames Russia for arson attack on defense company that provides vehicles to Ukraine.” Toronto Star, September 29, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/news/world/europe/estonia-blames-russia-for-arson-attack-on-defense-company-that-provides-vehicles-to-ukraine/article_103e54fc-ad02-5c3c-a83e-d192936b7749.html.
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On August 15, a fire broke out at a building in Tallinn, Estonia, used by Milrem Robotics, a defense company providing unmanned ground vehicles to Ukraine. The Estonian Internal Security Service concluded that the arson was a deliberate act commissioned by Russian security services. Three Latvian suspects were arrested and extradited from Latvia on August 17 and 18, following the incident. Estonia's Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna stated that such actions are "absolutely unacceptable" and summoned Russia’s charge d'affaires in Tallinn to his ministry. The attack occurred amid tensions between NATO members and Russia, with European and NATO allies condemning Moscow for its alleged sabotage aimed at intimidating support for Ukraine.