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Lugesin just Äripäeva ingliskeelsest võrguväljandest, mil kuupäev 11.aprill järgnevat
Toomas Hõbemägi
Estonian foreign policy makers are doing everything to hide the fact that NATO is not capable to protect Estonia from a possible attack from Russia.
Postimees writes that the biggest secret kept from Estonians by foreign policy makers is that NATO has no security guarantee for Estonia and is not going to protect Estonia from a possible Russian aggression, but sees its role in only re-conquering Estonia from the Russians.
If Russia were to attack Estonia, it could take months before NATO could put together a meaningful counterattack. Today NATO even has no specific military plan for such an event, writes Postimees.
If Russia were to attack Estonia, it could take months before NATO could put together a meaningful counterattack. Today NATO even has no specific military plan for such an event, writes Postimees.
The only way how this could be changed is that if NATO deploys is troops permanently in Estonia. However, NATO has shown no interest in doing so and even if it did so, the outcry from Russians would be huge.
“This means that in case of such an attack Estonia would have to defend itself,” writes Vahur Koorits from Postimees.
“In exchange, US, the biggest partner in NATO, wants the Estonian government’s full support in all its foreign policy actions. So far the Estonian government has done exactly ...?
Viimased neli kirjamärki on lisatud tähelepaneja poolt
Kas Äripäev jälgib EE'd? Huvitav.
Toomas Hõbemägi
Estonian foreign policy makers are doing everything to hide the fact that NATO is not capable to protect Estonia from a possible attack from Russia.
Postimees writes that the biggest secret kept from Estonians by foreign policy makers is that NATO has no security guarantee for Estonia and is not going to protect Estonia from a possible Russian aggression, but sees its role in only re-conquering Estonia from the Russians.
If Russia were to attack Estonia, it could take months before NATO could put together a meaningful counterattack. Today NATO even has no specific military plan for such an event, writes Postimees.
If Russia were to attack Estonia, it could take months before NATO could put together a meaningful counterattack. Today NATO even has no specific military plan for such an event, writes Postimees.
The only way how this could be changed is that if NATO deploys is troops permanently in Estonia. However, NATO has shown no interest in doing so and even if it did so, the outcry from Russians would be huge.
“This means that in case of such an attack Estonia would have to defend itself,” writes Vahur Koorits from Postimees.
“In exchange, US, the biggest partner in NATO, wants the Estonian government’s full support in all its foreign policy actions. So far the Estonian government has done exactly ...?
Viimased neli kirjamärki on lisatud tähelepaneja poolt
Kas Äripäev jälgib EE'd? Huvitav.
Kuupäev oli muidugi 11.mai./...
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