Estonia’s President Alar Karis delivered a blunt warning at the United Nations General Assembly, accusing Russia of tearing apart the very foundations of global peace. Karis said Moscow’s war on Ukraine had shattered the UN’s “grand agreement” meant to safeguard stability, declaring that “brutality prevails.” His remarks came amid soaring tensions after Estonia accused Russian jets of violating its airspace earlier this month, an allegation the Kremlin denies. With NATO on edge and Europe fearing escalation, Estonia’s fiery speech raises alarms over Moscow’s next move.
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