Suddenly: the Russians understand the language of NATO

Language for NATO in Poland and the baltic states "Understood perfectly" the Russians, said the deputy head of the Estonian foreign ministry m. Maasikas. The deployment of NATO troops in Poland and the baltic states demonstrates the determination of the alliance, says the official. Russian will not pass. Frame video: "Die welt"Of july 1, Estonia takes over the semiannual eu presidency resembles the german newspaper "Die welt".

In anticipation of this event the deputy minister for foreign affairs matti maasikas gave the press some comments on the international situation. Maasikas urges the West to take a "Decisive stance" towards russia. Determination — the same language that is understood in Moscow. Deputy Estonian minister of foreign affairs urged the eu to take a tough stance against russia, because Russian threat "Very real". "We must be firm in our policy towards russia", — said the deputy minister.

Creating a safe Europe — the task of "Paramount importance". The solution to this responsible task involves the implementation of the policy of containment in the east and border security on the South of the continent (the refugee crisis). Estonia, that little country, has a nearly 300-kilometer border with russia. "With great concern", said the deputy minister, in 2008 tallinn watched the "Invasion of Russian troops in georgia, the annexation of crimea in 2014" and then in "War in the east of Ukraine. "Over the last three or four years, Russia "Showed no respect" democratic "Values," the official said. Moscow "Elections and interfere in the internal affairs of other sovereign states. " in relation to the Ukraine continues "Policy of aggression". We cannot allow such actions of Russia in the baltic states.

That's why NATO forces are present in Estonia. In Lithuania, latvia and Poland also standing armies. This proves the existence of a military alliance, like maasikas. "And this language is very well understood outside our borders," he added. Also maasikas welcomed the economic sanctions imposed by the eu against Russia "After the annexation of crimea. " in Estonia believe that in 2014, sanctions have given russia's economy a "Remarkable" effect. The deputy minister suggested a whole new strategy to strengthen relations with the former soviet republics.

Estonia is ready for friendly relations with the Eastern neighbours in the framework of strengthening the eu. "It is in the interests of the union and in the interests of any normal country to see stability and prosperity beyond its borders", — said maasikas, referring to Ukraine, georgia, moldova, Azerbaijan, Belarus and Armenia. "We must meet the expectations of our partners," — said the politician. In particular, he informed about the ideas of expansion of visa-free regime and wider opportunities for education in the eu. As for the eu, there is less and less Russian support.

"I think Russia has largely lost the support of the germans," said maasikas. Mr. Maasikas, inspired by his own speech, could say that Moscow has lost the support of tallinn. Sanctions Estonia adverse impact on the Russian economy. On the streets there are protests: starving citizens call on the Kremlin to reinstate Estonian products on the shelves.

Perhaps the deputy minister will speak about this in the next presentation. With the brussels tribune. Surveyed and commented oleg chuvakin — especially for topwar. Ru.