Estonia and Lithuania Condemn Russian Disinformation Campaign Amid Ongoing Attacks on Ukraine

Estonia summoned Russia's chargé d'affaires to condemn a coordinated disinformation campaign targeting the Baltic states. The diplomatic note accused Russia of attempting to discredit Estonia while diverting attention from its violations of international law, particularly its aggression against Ukraine. Estonia's Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna emphasized that the country does not permit its territory to be used for attacks on Russia. The note also condemned recent missile and drone strikes on Ukraine that resulted in 93 deaths and over 500 injuries. Lithuania similarly summoned a Russian diplomat to protest against the attacks on Ukraine and the disinformation directed at the Baltic states. Both countries reaffirmed their commitment to regional security and accountability for Russian actions. The situation reflects heightened tensions in the region as Russia continues its aggressive military operations.

Key Points: • Estonia and Lithuania condemned Russia's disinformation campaign targeting the Baltic states. • Recent Russian attacks on Ukraine killed 93 people and injured over 500. • Both countries emphasized their refusal to allow their territories to be used for attacks on Russia.