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Changes in Estonian Defense Policy Following Episodes of Russian Aggression
2018
Cornell international affairs review
After successive episodes of Russian aggression, both Estonia and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) remain on edge about the future of their relationship with Moscow. To understand how Estonia has deterred Russia from further hostile acts, this paper analyzes the Estonian government's response to them and how the establishment of defense programs have made Estonia a pillar of anti-Russian policy in Europe. Such programs and policy changes which continue to deter Russia from these
doi:10.37513/ciar.v12i1.511
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