It's only fair if Russia lets Estonian citizens serve in their army. They should reciprocate all decisions, otherwise too many Russian will end up getting Russian training, which appears to be of the highest standard, and Estonians lose out.

I'm trying to think of reasons why a Russian residing in Estonia would voluntarily serve in the Russian army. I can only come up with one -- to keep the door open for emigration to Russia should life in Estonia ever become unpleasant.
To date, very few Russians have left Estonia for Russia, in spite of formal appeals and financial incentives. It appears that Estonia's Russians know what life is like in Russia. The life of a conscript in the Russian army is even worse; it's structured by intimidation and brutality (much like a Canadian prison) with a correspondingly high rate of homicides and suicides.
Only a person like Maxim could see something rosey it.

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http://www.epl.ee/uudised/4118...