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Estonian Foreign Minister Tsahkna noted that last week Russia, as if to demonstrate its approach to peace, carried out more than 2,000 attacks against Ukraine using drones, missiles and guided aerial bombs.

Tsahkna stated that a compensation loan to be provided through the use of frozen Russian assets would give Ukraine a stronger position against Russian aggression and ensure Europe’s presence at the negotiating table, adding:

“With the adoption of the 20th sanctions package and the introduction of customs tariffs on goods of Russian and Belarusian origin, it is possible to change the course of the war and force Russia to stop.”