Russian police issued an arrest warrant for Kaja Kallas, head of the Estonian government, and other Estonian and Lithuanian officials.
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The arrest warrant was issued on the basis of an alleged criminal case, without specifying the offense. Russia views the three officials as hostile and responsible for actions that are an insult to history, having been involved in the destruction and degradation of monuments to Soviet soldiers from World War II.
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