Russia has moved buoys from its border with Estonia, sparking concern in the region.
Ioana Licu
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The Russian Coast Guard has moved buoys from its border with Estonia, disputing their location. The incident comes amid strained relations between the Baltic countries and Russia, with disputes also over Russia's unilateral extension of its maritime border into Lithuanian and Finnish waters. Estonia has accused Russia of multiplying its border incidents to stir fear and anxiety.
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Estonia acuză Rusia de o nouă provocare: "Îşi înmulţeşte incidentele la frontieră pentru a stârni frică şi anxietate"
Estonia acuză Rusia că a provocat un "incident la frontieră", menit să stârnească "frică și anxietate"
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