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£36.95In Estonia’s capital city of Tallinn, the Prince of Wales has made a significant show of solidarity with UK troops stationed to guard Nato’s border against potential Russian aggression. The two-day visit by Prince William aims to observe soldiers engaging in training exercises as part of a multinational force specifically deployed to deter any hostile actions on Nato’s eastern frontier.
Commencing his visit in Estonia on Thursday morning, Prince William’s itinerary included a meeting with the country’s President, Alar Karis, followed by a visit to a school offering education to refugees from the conflict in Ukraine. The UK has approximately 900 troops stationed in Estonia, including members from the Mercian Regiment, of which Prince William holds the position of colonel-in-chief.
Against the backdrop of growing concerns surrounding the war in Ukraine and anxieties about Russia’s future intentions, Estonia recently pulled out of a treaty banning anti-personnel landmines – a move indicating escalating tensions. The country’s navy has also been actively working to prevent sabotage of undersea cables while planning to boost defense spending to 5% of its GDP.
Prince William’s visit to Estonia, a small yet technologically advanced nation, serves as a further demonstration of the United Kingdom’s unwavering support for the Baltic states. This royal visit aligns with a prior visit by UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and has been met with warm reception among students and faculty at the University of Tallinn. Residents of this country, which boasts a population of merely 1.3 million, hold a profound appreciation for the show of solidarity from their Western allies, particularly amid the looming threat of Russian aggression
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