🔸Mark Rutte, Secretary General of NATO, on Tuesday, the seventh of Mehr, called on members of this international organization to stand up against what he called Russia’s “sabotage” and continue supporting Ukraine in its battle against Moscow.

🔸An hour earlier on the same day, officials from Estonia had officially accused Russia of sabotage.

🔸The foreign minister of Estonia, which is considered Russia’s western neighbor, said that the individuals responsible for the sabotage and for a fire at a defense company in this country in Tallinn, the capital, were “special forces” of Russia that carried out the operation on the orders of the Kremlin.

🔸The Kremlin reacted immediately on Tuesday to this report and dismissed Estonia’s allegation as “baseless.”

🔸According to Margus Tsahkna, Estonia’s foreign minister, those involved in the sabotage have been detained and Russia’s ambassador has been summoned.

🔸Estonia, which is a member of NATO, along with Latvia and Lithuania—its neighbors—has been the target several times of “provocative actions” by Moscow since the beginning of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.