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Leonid Bershidsky: Tiny Estonia awaits Putin’s next move with quiet defiance


Few European leaders take a harder line on Russian President Vladimir Putin’s aggression in Ukraine than his Estonian counterpart, Toomas Hendrik Ilves. His sympathy for Ukraine, however, is tempered by a belief that it didn’t do enough in advance to protect itself. His own country, he suggests, has been more responsible, which is why it will be more secure.
Ilves, who grew up in New Jersey and graduated from Columbia University, speaks English with an American accent. (Locals say his Estonian is worse.) If our conversation weren’t taking place in the modest Tallinn mansion that houses the presidential office, and if …read more

Source: National Post

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