Estonia

Estonia’s defense leadership is considering Ukrainian drone suppliers to strengthen its armed forces, with plans for cooperation potentially enhancing Ukraine’s defense production capabilities.

Russia's mounting ammunition crisis worsened after Ukrainian forces launched precision drone strikes on key depots, killing six North Korean officers stationed with Russian troops, according to Estonian intelligence. The attacks highlight Ukraine's expanding long-range capabilities and Russia's growing dependence on North Korean supplies.

Kaupo Rosin, Estonia’s top intelligence official, cautioned that even a partial Russian victory in its war would prolong the conflict, urging the West to ensure Ukraine has sufficient military support to decisively defeat Moscow.

Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur emphasized that this new approach will both strengthen Ukraine’s military capabilities and stimulate Estonia's economy.

GRU hackers breached national IT systems, stealing thousands of crucial documents, Estonia claims.