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BREAKING: Russian border guards remove more than 20 buoys demarcating shipping lines in the Narva River
Estonia installed the buoys and finalised a location for them in 2022

While Russia has shelved its plans to redraw the borders of Finland and Lithuania, at least officially, the threat of Russian revisionism to Baltic Sea security endures through actions like this
 
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During a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa of Bahrain announced his desire for the normalization of relations with Iran. He stated that previous issues have been resolved and there is no reason to delay further.

Not good news for Ukraine.
 
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Putin willing to negotiate ceasefire, only if the rest of the world recognizes Russian sovereignty over Donetsk, Kherson, Lugansk and Zaporizhzhia.
Russian Presidential Spokesperson Dimitri Peskov stated that Putin will only consider negotiations that are aligned with the objectives of Russia's special operation full scale invasion in Ukraine.
 
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Russia is waging a shadow war on the West that needs a collective response, Estonian leader says
TALLINN, Estonia (AP) — Perched on the open ramp at the rear of a British Chinook helicopter, Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas flew home from the annual Spring Storm military exercises, pleased to see NATO allies cooperating. But she later said that other types of warfare were on her mind.
Her nation, which borders Russia, has seen a rise in sabotage, electronic warfare and spying — all blamed on Moscow. As the war in Ukraine turns in Russia’s favor, defenses are being bolstered in the front-line nations of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, as well as in Finland and Poland.
Kallas says Russia is conducting a “shadow war” against the West. Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda urged vigilance, saying Tuesday he had information that “acts of sabotage can happen again.”
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said at least nine people were recently arrested on suspicion of beatings and arson, allegedly directed by Russia’s secret services, and described them as Ukrainian, Belarusian and Polish nationals, some “from the criminal world.”
 
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