Russian authorities launched criminal proceedings against Estonia's Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, marking the first time a foreign leader has been put on Russia's wanted list.
Russian authorities have initiated criminal proceedings against Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, accusing her of the destruction and damage of monuments to Soviet soldiers. This unprecedented move signifies the first time Russia has targeted a Western leader, raising tensions between the Baltic state and Moscow. The charges against Kallas, including allegations of 'destroying Soviet monuments,' have escalated diplomatic tensions in the region. Kallas' name made its way onto the Interior Ministry's register of wanted individuals, sparking concerns and fears of a potential military buildup by Russia in Estonia. As the Kremlin cites 'desecration of historical memory,' Kallas's status on the wanted list remains a contentious issue.
Russian authorities launched criminal proceedings against Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, charges the leader of the Baltic state alleged were ...
The move against Estonia's Prime Minister marks the first time the nation has brought a case against a foreign leader.
Lithuanian minister also among those accused of 'destroying Soviet monuments', as Tallinn fears Russian military buildup.
Moscow accuses Kallas of โthe destruction and damage of monuments to Soviet soldiers.โ
A Kremlin spokesperson said the charges relate to the "'desecration of historical memory."
Kallas' name appeared on the Interior Ministry's register of people wanted in connection with criminal charges. It didn't specify what charges she was ...
Estonia's prime minister has been put on a wanted list in Russia because of her efforts to remove Soviet-era Second World War monuments in the Baltic nation ...
Moscow has placed Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas on Russia's wanted list, the first time a foreign leader has been put on the Interior Ministry's list, ...