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Estonia relocates troops closer to Russian border – FT
Facing Russian threats, Estonia is relocating elite troops to Jõhvi and procuring long-range Himars and M57 missiles for deep precision strikes.
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Facing Russian threats, Estonia is relocating elite troops to Jõhvi and procuring long-range Himars and M57 missiles for deep precision strikes.
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